by ti-amie Rod Laver Arena
Day session - From 8:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
J. Sinner 4 vs B. van de Zandschulp
Women's Singles • Round 1
M. Sakkari 8 vs N. Hibino

Night session - From 3:00am EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
N. Djokovic 1 vs D. Prizmic Q
Women's Singles • Round 1
E. Seidel Q vs A. Sabalenka 2

Margaret Court Arena
Day session - From 8:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
M. Hontama WC vs B. Krejcikova 9
Men's Singles • Round 1
T. Seyboth Wild vs A. Rublev 5

Night session - From 3:00am EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
M. Linette 20 vs C. Wozniacki WC
Men's Singles • Round 1
F. Tiafoe 17 vs B. Coric

John Cain Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
L. Fernandez 32 vs S. Bejlek Q
Men's Singles • Round 1
D. Sweeny Q vs F. Cerundolo 22

Day session - Not before 12:00am EST
Men's Singles • Round 1
T. Fritz 12 vs F. Diaz Acosta

Kia Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
M. Arnaldi vs A. Walton WC
Women's Singles • Round 1
A. Cornet WC vs M. Timofeeva Q
Women's Singles • Round 1
L. Samsonova 13 vs A. Anisimova

Day session - Not before 1:00am EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
D. Galan vs J. Kubler WC

1573 Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
L. Tsurenko 28 vs L. Bronzetti
Men's Singles • Round 1
F. Marozsan vs M. Cilic
Men's Singles • Round 1
J. Wolf vs S. Baez 26

Court 3
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
A. Shevchenko vs J. Munar
Women's Singles • Round 1
A. Parks vs D. Snigur Q

Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 1
C. O'Connell vs C. Garin

Court 6
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
K. Rakhimova vs E. Bektas
Men's Singles • Round 1
P. Kotov vs A. Rinderknech
Women's Singles • Round 1
S. Sorribes Tormo vs A. Korneeva Q

Court 7
Day session - From 9:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
Z. Bai vs E. Avanesyan
Women's Singles • Round 1
D. Parry vs X. Wang 30
Men's Singles • Round 1
Q. Halys vs L. Harris Q

Court 13
Day session - From 9:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
T. Korpatsch vs J. Burrage
Men's Singles • Round 1
T. Machac vs S. Mochizuki LL
Women's Singles • Round 1
C. Dolehide vs L. Jeanjean Q

Court 17
Day session - From 10:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 1
A. Bogdan vs B. Fruhvirtova Q
Men's Singles • Round 1
J. de Jong Q vs P. Cachin

by ashkor87 Very impressed with Bejlek..first time I have seen her..looks a bit like MCNally..?

by ti-amie Bejlek is giving Leylah what for. Leylah was up 2-0 early and now she's serving to force a tie break in the first set.

by ashkor87 Court doesn't look particularly fast..Brisbane looked faster...

by ti-amie Tiebreak to decide the first set between Leylah and qualifier Bejlek

by ti-amie Tough fight but Leylah takes the first set 7-6(5).

by ashkor87 Parks serving very badly, struggling against Snigur .who is a junior Wimbledon champion herself...

by martini4me Krejcikova really had to struggle to defeat the Japanese wild card in 2:26. A lot of kvetching and back-and-forth with her coach.

by nelslus Re: Alycia's "win" today.....SO, at 4-4 in the third, one of the multiple deuces....of all things, Snigur appeared to be crying. I mean, sure, after John and I had been forever watching Alycia alternating break point aces with random double faults, errors into the bottom of the net, shrieking winners, and genuflecting to the Almighty, we wanted to cry, too. Nevertheless.....once Alycia crawled through that game, Snigur finished herself off. Serving with such a lack of pace that would have made Frankie Durr blush (google/wiki her), even Alycia was forced into smacking return winners, thus ending this atrocity. WHAT a treat!!!!!

by Suliso Anisimova is back. Takes out #13 Samsonova who has been struggling recently.

by skatingfan I completely forgot that this started a day early this year. I thought I was clicking on a preview show when I saw it on tv guide. I guess we'll see whether any matches continue into the early morning hours now.

by nelslus Sheesh.....Down 5-6 in the fifth set, love-40, Seyboth Wild saves these and other match points......goes up double mini-breaks in the fifth set tiebreaker, playing absolutely fantastic tennis....and falls apart. Rublev obviously hung in there, playing well enough....but, again..... Sheesh!!!!!!

by JTContinental Prizmic's shorts are...form-fitting

by ashkor87

Suliso wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 6:53 am Anisimova is back. Takes out #13 Samsonova who has been struggling recently.

Sort of expected ..Samsonova seems to be on the skids lately...

by ashkor87

Suliso wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 6:53 am Anisimova is back. Takes out #13 Samsonova who has been struggling recently.

Expected...Samsonova off form lately

by JTContinental Wozniacki easily takes the first set over last year's SF Linette.

by Suliso This Prizmic guy is not completely useless.

by ashkor87 Every rally is 20 + shots....and the court is sort of medium-paced...Alcaraz will do well here then...

by Suliso That's what Djokovic likes too usually. Anyway I think it's also because Prizmic's style of play.

by Owendonovan

JTContinental wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 8:33 am Prizmic's shorts are...form-fitting

I'm finding the shorts on the men are definitely a bit tighter than usual, no complaint here.

by meganfernandez

Suliso wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 6:53 am Anisimova is back. Takes out #13 Samsonova who has been struggling recently.

impressive for her first match in a year or so. I didn't recognize her, actually. The face close-up, yes. From behind serving, not a glimmer.

by ashkor87 Anisimova looks to have added weight...hope it is mostly muscle ..?

by ti-amie

martini4me wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 3:47 am Krejcikova really had to struggle to defeat the Japanese wild card in 2:26. A lot of kvetching and back-and-forth with her coach.

In other words a typical Krejcikova match.

by ti-amie

nelslus wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 6:21 am Re: Alycia's "win" today.....SO, at 4-4 in the third, one of the multiple deuces....of all things, Snigur appeared to be crying. I mean, sure, after John and I had been forever watching Alycia alternating break point aces with random double faults, errors into the bottom of the net, shrieking winners, and genuflecting to the Almighty, we wanted to cry, too. Nevertheless.....once Alycia crawled through that game, Snigur finished herself off. Serving with such a lack of pace that would have made Frankie Durr blush (google/wiki her), even Alycia was forced into smacking return winners, thus ending this atrocity. WHAT a treat!!!!!

I only saw the end when Alycia was "smacking return winners" and wondered if she had played like that the entire match.

Thanks for the recap.

by Owendonovan Must be a new cameraperson working the Shelton Agut match, they just zoomed in on Agut's feet apparently not knowing that tennis players feet are not something to be looked at.

by Fastbackss "Feet ain't free"

by Fastbackss

Suliso wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 10:08 am This Prizmic guy is not completely useless.

And he uhh...got the crowd into it.