Scoring the achievement at 22 may be young, but it’s fitting, because Alcaraz showed off his most full-grown tennis yet.

After beating Sinner, the 38-year-old fell to Alcaraz to drop his first of 11 Australian Open finals.

The 22-year-old, who hadn't been past the quarterfinals in Melbourne before, topped Djokovic in Sunday's final.

With history on the line on Sunday, the stars came out in force.

“It feels very weird to see you there and not here," the Serbian said of seeing Rafa in the stands.

The 22-year-old Spaniard sealed the all-time record by battling past Novak Djokovic for his first Australian Open title—the only one of the four Grand Slam titles he was missing.

On the Kazakh's see-saw, power-packed tug of war with Aryna Sabalenka in Melbourne.

Recapping their semifinal thrillers, and previewing their high-stakes final.

The Kazakh took out No. 2 Iga Swiatek in the quarterfinals and No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in the final in Melbourne.

Zverev vented angrily on the court when Alcaraz was given a medical timeout in the third set of their eventual Melbourne epic.

“You guys got your value for the ticket,” reflected the 10-time champ after being reminded of his 2012 final win over Nadal.

The top seed will try to keep calm and carry on in a twin-tower tussle for the title.

The Serbian snapped a five-match skid against the Italian to reach his 11th Australian Open final.

The 22-year-old overcame cramping, and came back from a break down in the fifth set, to become the youngest man in the Open Era to reach the final of all four Grand Slams.

Zverev is 6-6 vs. Alcaraz, and says he has worked on his “aggressive game.” Could it be enough to spring a surprise?

Djokovic, who has lost his last five to Sinner, will try to produce a swan-song stunner on his favorite court.

The former world No. 15 is competing on the ATP Challenger Tour for the first time in nearly five years this week in San Diego.

"Whatever adjustments we need to make, we will make," he said on Tennis Channel Live regarding the highly-debated behind-the-scenes cameras at the tournament.

The world No. 1 overwhelmed Elina Svitolina in straight sets to move one win away from a third Melbourne crown.

Who will prevail Thursday, the punchers or the counterpunchers?

"Nothing wrong with hating to lose," wrote the 23-time major winner in support of her countrywoman.

Ten years ago, the German stunned Serena Williams to win the Australian Open as part of a career year. We caught up with her on The Big T podcast.

"I want to see myself get out in front and see what I can do from there," the American reflected after Wednesday's Australian Open exit.

The Italian confirmed Wednesday's injury surfaced during the second set with Djokovic and intensified once he sat down for a medical timeout.

The 24-year-old Italian is the first man born in the 2000s, or even since 1988, to reach that incredible milestone.

The Italian had won the first two sets of their quarterfinal match but was down a break in the third when he was forced to stop.

Five years after her breakout run, the sixth seed takes the next step with a straight-sets win over Anisimova.

The No. 2 seed dropped her second consecutive match to the Kazakh, 7-5, 6-1.

Approved on tour but barred at Slams, the health tracker controversy exposes the sport’s complicated rulebook.

The 22-year-old world No. 1, seeking a career Grand Slam in Melbourne, showed no pity against Alex de Minaur—the Aussie who is now 0-7 in Slam quarterfinals.

The No. 2 seed found herself in a pickle when security denied her access to a credentialed area without her badge.

"I don't try to do it on court in front of kids and things like that, but I do know I need to let out that emotion," she said after Tuesday's loss to Svitolina.

The Ukrainian, who’s now 10-0 on the year, will next face Aryna Sabalenka, who’s also 10-0 on the year.

The No. 3 seed fired 24 aces and survived two tiebreaks to reach his fourth semifinal in Melbourne.

Jellyfish-inspired layers, luxury price tags, and meme-worthy kits lit up Melbourne.

The world No. 1 pulled away from American teen Iva Jovic 6-3, 6-0, knowing she had to "step in and show the level and the class."

Alexei Popyrin, Aleksandar Kovacevic and a strong French contingent are in action this week.