Aryna Sabalenka is set to be the top-seeded woman, while Jannik Sinner will lead the men's draw as the top seed.

The 2025 Australian Open will kick off on January 12 at Melbourne Park, marking its 113th edition and 38th consecutive year at this iconic venue.

Matches will begin at 11 a.m. local time in Melbourne, with night sessions starting at 7 p.m., providing ample viewing opportunities for fans.

Sabalenka aims for her third consecutive title, a feat last accomplished by Martina Hingis, while Novak Djokovic seeks to break the all-time Grand Slam title record with his 25th win.

Sinner, who defeated Djokovic in the semifinals last year, is looking to build on his success after winning his first Grand Slam title against Daniil Medvedev.

Djokovic, who had a 37-9 record in 2024 and won an Olympic gold medal, is determined to reclaim his title after a season without a major win.

Nick Kyrgios, recovering from injuries, will face Jacob Fearnley in the first round, marking a favorable matchup for him.

The tournament will feature special events such as Evonne Goolagong Cawley Day and pride day, promoting inclusivity and celebration.

Noteworthy matchups include Mpetshi Perricard against Monfils, who has struggled against Djokovic in previous encounters.

The singles champions will receive approximately $2.15 million, an increase from the previous year's prize money.

Fans in the U.S. can watch the tournament on ESPN and the Tennis Channel, with streaming options available for broader access.

As the tournament approaches, players are gearing up for a highly competitive event, each with their own narratives and challenges.