Champion🇰🇿Elena Rybakina at Australian Open 2026

Seven matches to the title — one of them the distance.

Points won

2000 / 2000

The maximum at this level

Matches

7–0

20 – 31 Jan 2026 · 12 days in Melbourne

The path

R128 → F · oldest first

R128

R64

R32

R16

R128
20 Jan
🇸🇮Kaja Juvan
No sets dropped, but one stayed on serve.
6-46-3
R64
22 Jan
🇫🇷Varvara Gracheva
Straight sets, one of them close.
7-56-2
R32
24 Jan
🇨🇿Tereza Valentova
A clean straight-sets win.
6-26-3
R16
26 Jan
🇧🇪Elise Mertens
Barely troubled.
6-16-3
QF
28 Jan
🇵🇱Iga Swiatek
No sets dropped, but one stayed on serve.
7-56-1
SF
29 Jan
🇺🇸Jessica Pegula
Snatched a tiebreak set.
6-37-6⁷
31 Jan
🇧🇾Aryna Sabalenka
Took the title the hard way — through a final-set decider.
6-44-66-4

Run in numbers

derived from the scorelines

14–1

Sets

64%

Games won

91 of 143

1–0

Tiebreaks

1–0

Deciding sets

Performance

real · 5 charted matches

57%

1st serve in

of serves

74%

1st serve won

points won

56%

2nd serve won

points won

47%

Return points won

of return points

68%

Break points saved

on serve

Aces

across 5 matches

Double faults

across 5 matches

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