What a Friday to remember. 2 semi finals with decider sets. And Djokovic has a chance to make history Sunday night to acclaim 25 grand slam titles if he beats Alcaraz.
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It was in the guide?
Also Perth
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We get to do it again tomorrow on the second to last day. Good night.
With a look back at the first semifinal per the teaser.
You have a never-again day. Milk it for all it’s worth, I don’t care if it’s late.
Safe to say there’ll be some happy sponsors phoning in to North Sydney this morning.
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Nine 2026 promo simulcast across the network as the first ad after the sign-off. Smart move.
Infomercials in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
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QLD still on ads here (least on 9Now)
EDIT: QLD are airing… Next Stop I believe? Movie out of the schedule
Yes. Perth gets ChiMed. So Nine’s procedure is to just air what’s been scheduled at that particular hour.
For comparison, standardized to AEDT:
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Alcaraz also chasing history himself with a career grand slam at just 22.
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Men’s Doubles Final is on today, including Aussies to watch in another doubles match.
J. Kubler/M. Polmans (AUS) v C. Harrison (USA)/N. Skupski (UK) — estimated start time 2:30pm AEDT
If he had achieved this last year he would’ve completed his set of Majors at a younger age than when Roger Federer won his first Major (21yo11m in July 2003, when he beat the Scud to win Wimbledon).
Nonetheless he still has another chance to become the youngest man to complete his career Grand Slam, beating Rafael Nadal’s record (he was 24yo3m when he won the US Open in 2010).
Ok I’m only going to say this once and once only ahead of the two finals.
We have a tennis thread.
If your post is more related to the match itself and not related to Nine’s tennis coverage can we please put it there - that includes any milestones or accolades the players involved might be in line for. There was far too much of that last night.
We also don’t need speculation bingo on how late the coverage is going to run, before the coverage itself has wrapped up.
First and last warning.
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Nine aired the Women’s Doubles Final earlier today. They also showed the Presentation Ceremony afterwards, which wrapped up approx 30 minutes ago.
Once the ceremony wrapped up, they showed the Men’s Wheelchair Final winner celebrating his win. It was a short 10-second grab. Am not sure if they showed any other Wheelchair action earlier in the day or not.
Nine are now airing the Men’s Doubles Final, which include an Aussie pair (of Kubler and Polmans).
All courts started play 12.10pm, so they didn’t.
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