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2016 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Varones Previa 2016 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Varones previa Esta es la edición 104 de los Campeonatos de Australia, los cuales comenzaron en 1905, además de ser la edición 48 del Abierto de Australia y el torneo 192 de Grand Slam de la Era Abierta. Melbourne Park acoge el torneo por año 29. Se jugó por primera vez aquí en 1988, cuando el lugar era conocido como Flinders Park. PUNTOS Y PREMIOS ECONÓMICOS... Total de premios para los singles masculinos en el 2016 del Abierto de Australia es de US$10,315.300. Premios individuales y puntos para el Ranking ATP son: Prize Money ATP Ranking (US$) Points Champion 2,613.920 2000 Finalist 1,306.820 1200 Semifinalist 550,311 720 Quarterfinalist 275,188 360 Round of 16 137,594 180 Third Round 67,077 90 Second Round 41,282 45 First Round 23,742 10 EL SEXTO TÍTULO AUSTRALIANO PARA DJOKOVIC?… Después de haber ganado el título del Abierto de Australia en 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013 y 2015, Djokovic busca igualar el récord de Roy Emerson de 6 títulos australianos .: Australia: Títulos líderes (todos los tiempos) Player Titles won Years Roy Emerson 6 1961, 1963-67 Novak Djokovic 5 2008, 2011-13, 2015 Andre Agassi 4 1995, 2000-01, 2003 Jack Crawford 4 1931-33, 1935 Roger Federer 4 2004, 2006-07, 2010 Ken Rosewall 4 1953, 1955, 1971-72 …Y UN LUGAR EN EL TOP TEN?… Djokovic está buscando convertirse en el décimo hombre en la historia en ganar 6 títulos en cualquier evento de Grand Slam. Nadal encabeza la tabla con 9 títulos de Roland Garros 2016 Australian Open men’s preview 1 Más títulos ganados en el mismo Grand Slam Player Grand Slam Titles Years Rafael Nadal Roland Garros 9 2005-08, 2010-2014 Richard Sears US Championships 7 1881-87** William Renshaw Wimbledon 7 1881-86, 1889 Bill Larned US Championships 7 1901-02, 1907-11** Bill Tilden US Championships 7 1920-25, 1929 Pete Sampras Wimbledon 7 1993-95, 1997-2000 Roger Federer Wimbledon 7 2003-07, 2009, 2012 Roy Emerson Australian Championships 6 1961, 1963-67 Bjorn Borg Roland Garros 6 1974-75, 1978-81 Novak Djokovic Australian Open 6?? 2008, 2011-13, 2015, 2016?? ** Challenge round played through 1911 at US Championships NADAL PUEDE GANAR TORNEOS GRAND SLAM AL MENOS DOS VECS… Rafael Nadal puede convertirse en el primer hombre en la Era Abierta - y el tercer hombre en la historia – en ganar cada uno de los 4 títulos de Grand Slam al menos dos veces. Roy Emerson y Rod Laver son los únicos jugadores que han ganado cada Grand Slam en 2 o más ocasiones. NB: Si bien Laver completó la hazaña en 1969, algunos de los títulos fueron ganados antes del inicio de la Era Abierta FEDERER VA POR EL 18… Federer va por su 18 título singles de Grand Slam en Melbourne. Es victoria lo igualaría con Chris Evert y Martina Navratilova en el quinto lugar en la lista de mayores ganadores. Todos los tiempos Grand Slam singles títulos líderes (varones y mujeres) Rank No. of titles Player 1. 24 Margaret Court 2. 22 Steffi Graf 3. 21 Serena Williams 4. 19 Helen Wills Moody 5= 18 Chris Evert Martina Navratilova 7. 17 Roger Federer EL QUINTO DE LA BUENA SUERTE PARA MURRAY?... Murray está tratando de convertirse en el primer hombre en la Era Open en ganar el título del Abierto de Australia después de perder 4 finales en Melbourne. Murray cayó ante Federer en la final de 2010 y ante Djokovic en las de 2011, 2013 y 2015 final. Marat Safin es el único jugador que perdió 2 o más finales del Abierto de Australia antes de ganar el título. Player No. of Australian Open final Years appearances before winning the title Andy Murray 5?? Lost 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015 Marat Safin 3 Lost 2002, 2004. Won 2005 2016 Australian Open men’s preview 2 MÁS FINALES EN EL AUSTRALIAN OPEN… Djokovic y Federer podrían alcanzar su 6ta final del Abierto de Australia y lograr el record de ser el que más finales jugó del Abierto de Australia. Murray podría igualar el récord si llega a la final y no lo hacen Djokovic ni Federer. No. de finales en el Australian Open (Open Era) Player No. of Australian Open final appearances Novak Djokovic 5 Stefan Edberg 5 Roger Federer 5 Andre Agassi 4 Ivan Lendl 4 Andy Murray 4 Mats Wilander 4 Players at 2016 Australian Open in bold HEWITT RECORD AUSTRALIANO… Lleyton Hewitt logra este año su participación número 20 en Melbourne, extendiendo su récord de más participaciones en el Abierto de Australia. Hewitt también tiene el récord de más apariciones consecutivas en Melbourne. Australian Open participaciones (todos los tiempos) Rank Player Australian Opens played 1. Lleyton Hewitt 20* 2. Fabrice Santoro 18 3= John Alexander 17 Roger Federer 17* 5= Phil Dent 15 Brad Drewett 15 Tommy Robredo 15 Mark Woodforde 15 Mikhail Youzhny 15 Players at 2016 Australian Open in bold *denotes a consecutive streak which is active through 2016 Australian Open 65th CONSECUTIVO GS PARA FEDERER… Federer juega su Grand Slam número 65 de manera consecutiva en Melbourne Rank Player Consecutive Grand Slam Events Played 1. Roger Federer 65* (2000 Aus Open-2016 Aus Open) 2= Wayne Ferreira 56 (1991 Aus Open-2004 US Open) Feliciano Lopez 56* (2002 Roland Garros-2016 Aus Open) 4. Stefan Edberg 54 (1983 Wimbledon-1996 US Open) 5. Fernando Verdasco 51* (2003 US Open-2016 Aus Open) 6= Tomas Berdych 50* (2003 Wimbledon-2016 Aus Open) David Ferrer 50 (2003 Aus Open-2015 Roland Garros) 8. Fabrice Santoro 46 (1998 US Open-2010 Aus Open) 9= Novak Djokovic 45* (2005 Aus Open-2016 Aus Open) Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 45* (2005 Aus Open-2016 Aus Open) 2016 Australian Open men’s preview 3 DJOKOVIC DEFENSA… Djokovic ganó su quinto título del Abierto de Australia el año pasado. Sin embargo, Melbourne tradicionalmente parece ser el lugar más difícil de retener el título. Djokovic fue el último jugador en defender un título de Grand Slam en Wimbledon 2015 Exitosos defensores de títulos Grand Slam (Open Era) Australian Open (11) Roland Garros (16) Ken Rosewall 1971-72 Jan Kodes 1970-71 Guillermo Vilas 1978-79 Bjorn Borg 1974-75 Johan Kriek 1981-82 Bjorn Borg 1978-81 (3 successful defences) Mats Wilander 1983-84 Ivan Lendl 1986-87 Stefan Edberg 1985-87* (*not played in 1986) Jim Courier 1991-92 Ivan Lendl 1989-90 Sergi Bruguera 1993-94 Jim Courier 1992-93 Gustavo Kuerten 2000-01 Andre Agassi 2000-01 Rafael Nadal 2005-08 (3 successful defences) Roger Federer 2006-07 Rafael Nadal 2010-14 (4 successful defences) Novak Djokovic 2011-12-13 (2 successful defences) Wimbledon (18) US Open (12) Rod Laver 1968-69 John McEnroe 1979-81 (2 successful defences) John Newcombe 1970-71 Jimmy Connors 1982-83 Bjorn Borg 1976-80 (4 successful defences) Ivan Lendl 1985-87 (2 successful defences) John McEnroe 1983-84 Stefan Edberg 1991-92 Boris Becker 1985-86 Pete Sampras 1995-96 Pete Sampras 1993-95 (2 successful defences) Patrick Rafter 1997-98 Pete Sampras 1997-2000 (3 successful defences) Roger Federer 2004-08 (4 successful defences) Roger Federer 2003-07 (4 successful defences) Novak Djokovic 2014-15 Australian Open títulos defensas (Open Era) CAMPEÓN AÑO SIGUIENTE 1969 Rod Laver No jugó 1970 Arthur Ashe Perdió Final con Ken Rosewall 1971 Ken Rosewall Ganó título 1972 Ken Rosewall Perdió 2nd R con Karl Meiler 1973 John Newcombe Perdió QF con Ross Case 1974 Jimmy Connors Perdió Final con John Newcombe 1975 John Newcombe Perdió Final con Mark Edmondson 1976 Mark Edmondson Perdió QF con Ken Rosewall 1977 (Jan) Roscoe Tanner Perdió 1st R con Chris Lewis 1977 (Dec) Vitas Gerulaitis No jugó 1978 Guillermo Vilas Ganó título 1979 Guillermo Vilas Perdió SF con Kim Warwick 1980 Brian Teacher No jugó 1981 Johan Kriek Ganó título 1982 Johan Kriek Perdió QF con Mats Wilander 1983 Mats Wilander Ganó título 1984 Mats Wilander Perdió Final con Stefan Edberg 1985 Stefan Edberg Ganó título (1987) 1986 No tournament 1987 Stefan Edberg Perdió SF con Mats Wilander 1988 Mats Wilander Perdió 2nd R con Ramesh Krishnan 1989 Ivan Lendl Ganó título 1990 Ivan Lendl Perdió Final con Boris Becker 1991 Boris Becker Perdió 3rd R con John McEnroe 2016 Australian Open men’s preview 4 1992 Jim Courier Ganó título 1993 Jim Courier Perdió SF con Pete Sampras 1994 Pete Sampras Perdió Final con Andre Agassi 1995 Andre Agassi Perdió SF con Michael Chang 1996 Boris Becker Perdió 1st R con Carlos Moya 1997 Pete Sampras Perdió QF con Karol Kucera 1998 Petr Korda Perdió 3rd R con Todd Martin 1999 Yevgeny Kafelnikov Perdió Final con Andre Agassi 2000 Andre Agassi Ganó título 2001 Andre Agassi No jugó 2002 Thomas Johansson No jugó 2003 Andre Agassi Perdió SF con Marat Safin 2004 Roger Federer Perdió SF con Marat Safin 2005 Marat Safin No jugó (lesion rodilla izquierda) 2006 Roger Federer Ganó título 2007 Roger Federer Perdió SF con Novak Djokovic 2008 Novak Djokovic Perdió QF con Andy Roddick (retiro) 2009 Rafael Nadal Perdió QF con Andy Murray (retiro) 2010 Roger Federer Perdió SF con Novak Djokovic 2011 Novak Djokovic Ganó título 2012 Novak Djokovic Ganó título 2013 Novak Djokovic Perdió QF con Stan Wawrinka 2014 Stan Wawrinka Perdió SF con Novak Djokovic 2015 Novak Djokovic ?? AUSTRALIANOS POR EL FINAL DE LA SEQUÍA…Mark Edmondson fue el último australiano en ganar título de singles masculino del Abierto de Australia, al hacerlo en 1976, además de convertirse en el único jugador no cabeza de serie en ganarlo.
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