Most memorable Australian Open matches

This final is significant for Marat Safin's victory over local hero Lleyton Hewitt, denying him the title he most desired at home. It was an exciting match that culminated in Safin's triumph.

This match is memorable for being the most recent Australian Open final and for marking Carlos Alcaraz's first title at this Grand Slam. His victory over Novak Djokovic, the tournament's 'king', makes it a generational milestone.

This semifinal is notable for its epic duration and the incredible resilience shown by Carlos Alcaraz. Despite suffering from cramps and vomiting, Alcaraz battled for over five hours to secure his spot in the final.

This final is one of the most memorable for Jannik Sinner's spectacular comeback, as he recovered from a two-set deficit to win his first Grand Slam title. It marked a crucial moment in his career and in world tennis.

This match is a perfect example of Daniil Medvedev's ability to bounce back from adverse situations, recovering from a two-set deficit in a Grand Slam semifinal. His victory led him to the final, demonstrating his fighting spirit.

This comeback by Daniil Medvedev in the 2026 Round of 16 is one of the most recent and notable, demonstrating his mental and physical strength to overcome a two-set deficit. It is a testament to his ability to fight until the very end.

Considered the longest Grand Slam final in history, this match is legendary for its duration, intensity, and the quality of tennis displayed by two of the greatest of all time. Both players finished exhausted, needing chairs at the trophy ceremony.

This final is one of the most iconic comebacks in Australian Open history, with Rafael Nadal recovering from two sets down to win the title. It was one of the most special victories of his career, demonstrating his legendary resilience.

This match is a classic between two legends, highlighting Roger Federer's incredible return from injury to win a Grand Slam after four and a half years. His comeback in the fifth set against his great rival makes it an unforgettable encounter.

This match is memorable for being one of the greatest comebacks in Australian Open history and the second-longest match of the tournament. Andy Murray demonstrated exceptional resilience by recovering from two sets down and 5-2 in the third.

This final is a historic clash between two of the most dominant figures in women's tennis of the era. Monica Seles's victory over Steffi Graf makes it a memorable match that defined an era.

This match is memorable for being the final that marked the Australian Open's transition to hard court, with Mats Wilander defeating Australian Pat Cash in a thrilling five-set encounter. It was a milestone in the tournament's history.

This match is a milestone in women's tennis for being the longest encounter in Australian Open history, lasting 4 hours and 44 minutes. The resilience and fighting spirit of both players make it unforgettable.