Australian Open: The Growing Concerns that Can't be Ignored
2025-01-17
Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian Open, a tournament I've loved since the 1970s, has become a event with numerous unresolved issues. As a long-time fan, I've watched it on TV since Edo's 1976 title win and attended in person since the 1980s. However, the recent problems, including crowds and controversies, are impacting the sport. With the increasing popularity of tennis in Australia, it's essential to address these concerns to preserve the tournament's integrity. Key issues like player welfare, spectator experience, and event management need to be tackled. As the Australian Open continues to grow, it's crucial to find solutions to these problems and ensure the tournament remains a premier tennis event.
