Australian Open to keep best-of-five format for men's tennis
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 06:24 · Archive
The Australian Open will continue using best-of-five sets for men's singles matches, its new chief says.
Andrew Abdo, the new chief of the Australian Open, has confirmed that best-of-five set matches will remain the standard format for men's singles at the tournament. The decision maintains the long-standing structure of the event.
How it is being reported
- Best-of-five not going anywhere: new Open chiefBest-of-five men's tennis is here to stay at the Australian Open, says new boss Andrew Abdo.The West Australian · 8 Oct, 06:02
- Best-of-five not going anywhere: new Open chiefBest-of-five men's tennis is here to stay at the Australian Open, says new boss Andrew Abdo.Perth Now · 8 Oct, 06:02
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