Men's Champion's At The Australian Open Tennis Tournament

Australian Open is the world's first Grand Slam event amongst all the Grand Slam events that are held in a year. It is held in the month of January each year at the Melbourne Park. This tournament was started in 1905. Like the other three Grand Slam events this tournament also features the Mens Singles, Womens Singles, Mens Doubles, Womens Doubles and the Mixed Doubles. Formerly known as the Australian Championships this event was also contested by top-ranked amateur players until the advent of Open Tennis in the year 1968.

After this it was renamed as the Australian Open. There are two main courts in which mostly the events are held. These are the Rod Laver Arena and the Vodafone Arena. Many Mens Champions at the Australian Open Tennis Tournament have rose to fame in these courts.

The Mens Champions at the Australian Open Tennis Tournament included the events of Mens Singles, Mens Doubles and Mixed Doubles. In the Mens Singles category there have been many champions but only some could leave their mark behind. Amongst all the champions Mats Wilander, Andre Agassi and Roger Federer won the titles most number of times. Each of these champions won the titles for three times after the 1981 Australian Open. Some other champions were Johan Kriek, Stefan Edberg, Ivan Lendll, Jim Courier and Pete Sampras. In the Mens Doubles category no pair could actually defend their title for long. However some of the champion pairs were Rick Leach and Jim Pugh, Fabrice Santoro and Michael Llodra and the last pair which ruled the 2006 and 2007 titles Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan. All these persons won the titles for two times and most of them in a row. In the Mixed Doubles category the undisputed champion was Jim Pugh who won the title three times; two times with Jana Novotna and one time with Natalia Zvereva.

There were other Mens Champions at the Australian Open Tennis Tournament also but they couldn't get so much success as they were shadowed by other champion players.