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The first winner of the "Australian Open" (men's) was Rod Laver in 1969.
However, the championship, as an amateur tournament (which was the form which originally held the public's attention and had the prestige) was formerly known as "The Australian Championships", and was a lawn tennis event, run from 1905.
In reality, then, the very first winner of the Australian event was R. Heath in 1905, who won the final, 3 sets to 1 against AH Curtis.
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Australian Open Tennis 2009 Womens Singles Winner?
Serena Williams
Who won the women's singles at the 2008 Australian Open tennis?
Maria Sharapova
Who was the 1981 Australian Open mens singles tennis champion?
The Australian Open Men's Singles in 1981 was won by Johan Kriek, who beat Steve Denton in the final.
Who won the Australian Open women's singles Tennis title-2010?
serena williams
Who won Australian Open men's singles tennis in 1992?
Jim Courier defeated Stefan Edberg in the finals of the 1992 Australian Open
Does every player in tennis play in the Australian Open?
No, tennis players have to qualify themselves to play the Australian Open.
Who is 1948 Beryl Penrose AUS?
A famous Australian tennis player who won the women's singles title at the 1955 Australian Open. She was also won the women's doubles title with Mary Bevis Hawton at the 1955 Australian Open.
What is the date of the mean's final of Australian Open tennis 1975?
The men's final of the Australian Open tennis in 1975 was on the 13th of January.
What tennis tournament pays the most to win?
Australian Open.
What are the 4 tennis open championships?
Australian French US (The Championships) Wimbledon
Who are the finalists of the Australian Open Women's Singles in 2004?
The final match was played between Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters. Justine Henin won the match. This was Justin Henin's first Australian Open Singles title.
Who are the finalists of the Australian Open Men's Singles in 2004?
The final match was played between Roger Federer and Marat Safin. Roger Federer won the match. This was Roger Federer's first Australian Open Singles title.
