Australian Open Preview

Elena Rybakina claimed her first Australian Open title after defeating number one seed Aryna Sabalenka 2-1 (6-4, 4-6, 6-4) in the final. The defending Men's Australian Open champion is Carlos Alcaraz of Spain.

On this page · 4 sections

1. Where to bet on the Australian Open from the Philippines
2. Set scores on the men's side
3. Underdogs and straight sets
4. Set scores across the last 10 tournaments

Where to bet on the Australian Open from the Philippines

Set scores on the men's side

On the men's side, a 3-0 win is much less common, occurring only 45.91% of the time, while a 3-1 finish makes up 32.90% of the wins, and a 3-2 scoreline accounts for a further 21.19%.

Underdogs and straight sets

Overall, looking at 2,180 completed matches across the first three rounds for both men's and women's tours, the underdogs won 25.32% of matches. In the quarter-finals, the match-win rate for male underdogs is 25%, compared with 27.03% in round four (the last 16) and 11.11% in the semi-finals. In the women's semi-finals, three of the four matches (75%) were decided in straight sets (2–0). The Australian Open was previously played on grass courts, but has used acrylic-surfaced hard courts since 1988.

Set scores across the last 10 tournaments

Example. Either player winning by that score, 2017–2026 rates repeating and no margin assumed.