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January 26, 2000: The day Don Budge, tennis’ first Grand Slam winner, passed away
On this day, January 26, 2000, Donald Budge, the man who completed the first Grand Slam in tennis history, passed away at the age of 84
Sabalenka and Zheng show poise, not just power, on way to Australian Open final
Both players showed calmness under pressure as they saw off their respective opponents on Thursday
Experience and confidence key for Sinner as he eyes first final
Wins over Djokovic at the end of last year have changed the way the Italian will go into his clash with the 10-time champion
January 25, 2003: The day Serena Williams completed the “Serena slam”
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history. On January 25, 2003, Serena Williams beat Venus Williams in a fourth consecutive Grand Slam final to win the "Serena Slam".
January 25, 1997: The day Swiss Miss Martina Hingis became the youngest ever Grand Slam champion
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate a great moment in tennis history. Today, we go back to 1997 to witness how Martina Hingis, aged 16 years, 3 months, and 26 days, defeated Mary Pierce in the Australian Open to become the youngest Grand Slam champion of the Open era.
Australian Open: Zheng battles past Kalinskaya to make semi-finals – qualifier Yastremska awaits
Medvedev turn stats convention on its head as he battles past Hurkacz in five-set classic
“I really want that revenge”: Sabalenka looking to get even with Gauff in Australian Open semi-finals
January 24, 1995: The day a heartbroken Pete Sampras burst into tears on court at the Australian Open
January 24, 2008: The day Tsonga crushed Nadal at the Australian Open with an awesome display of power tennis
“It was not enjoyable at all”: Djokovic praises much-improved effort from Fritz
Gauff’s win with her C game is a skill that is setting her apart
Australian Open: Medvedev ready for big-serving Hurkacz in quarters
Hurkacz “hungry for more” ahead of second Grand Slam quarter-final
Djokovic: I don’t need Eye of the Tiger before a match, I need something to calm me down
January 23, 2011: The day Schiavone and Kuznetsova played the longest women’s Grand Slam match in history
January 23, 1988: The day Steffi Graf beat Chris Evert in the first indoor Australian Open final