This year, a number of legendary players are back in the tennis arena, and the exciting duel between the old and new champions is even more eye-catching, which also makes the 2024 tennis season particularly exciting. It all starts at the 2024 Australian Open, which will kick off a day earlier than ever before, from Sunday 14 January to Sunday 28 January. 
Rolex Antoine CouvercelleMelbourne Park, Rhodes Rod L**er Arena, named after Rod L**er, Rolex Testimonee and three-time Australian Open champion The Australian Open will see the return of a number of tennis stars, including Rolex Testimonee, Former Australian Open champions Caroline Wozniacki and Angelique Kerber. Caroline Wozniacki, who won the women's singles final at the 2018 Australian Open, is now home to two children and will be her first appearance at the Australian Open as a mother. The Danish tennis star withstood intense pressure at Melbourne Park and showed his unique style of play, winning his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open and winning the hearts and minds of fans around the world. As she lifted the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup while wearing the Oyster Perpetual Cosmographdaytona, the chorus of songs echoed through the Rod Laver Arena. In her illustrious 15-year career, she has been ranked No. 1 in the world for 71 weeks, won 30 singles titles and reached three Grand Slam finals. 
Rolex D**id Gray 2023 Australian Open Evening Highlights Caroline Wozniacki will be particularly important for Caroline Wozniacki, who is also making a strong comeback at the Australian Open after giving birth to her daughter last year. Anriqui Kerber, a three-time Grand Slam singles champion and winner of the 2016 Australian Open, highlighted the efforts of many outstanding female players to achieve extraordinary results: "It's only been a year and a half since I've been away from the court, but it feels like a long time. I'm very happy to be back at the Australian Open because I won my first Grand Slam title here. I'm looking forward to reuniting Caroline on the pitch and joining my friends on the tour." It was a new experience for both of us. ”
Rolex Rolex Testimonee Li Na won the 2014 Australian Open.
In addition to the players, Rolex Testimonees and legendary tennis players Rod Laver and Li Na will also be in the audience at this year's Australian Open. Commenting on Rolex's support for tennis, Rod Laver said: "Rolex's support of the Australian Open is not only vital to the sport, but also has a profound impact on Australia's impact on the international tennis scene. Rolex is a comprehensive supporter of the sport, supporting major tournaments such as the Grand Slam and ATP Masters 1000, as well as supporting many tennis players. Over the years, Rolex has maintained a close relationship with the tennis world, and the relationship between the two companies has deepened. Since 2008, Rolex has supported the Australian Open, the opening tournament of the Grand Slam tournament, and Rolex's long relationship with tennis dates back more than four decades. During this time, Rolex has been committed to upholding the tradition of tennis and supporting the quest for excellence on the most prestigious tennis tournaments around the world. Starting with the Australian Open, Rolex is committed to many of the biggest tennis events in the year.