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3.2MSubscribers 18.9KVideos 5.9BViews Created on2007-12-05T00:00:00.000Z Joined2024-06-13T00:00:00.000Z Based in Australia
About Australian Open - YouTube Channel Statistics
Australian Open is a YouTube channel with 3.2M subscribers and 5.9B total views across 18.9K videos.
The channel is based in Australia.
Content is published in EN.
The channel was created on 2007-12-05 and last published a video on 2026-11-04.
The channel's content focuses primarily on Sport (49%), Tennis (49%), and Cricket (2%).
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many subscribers does Australian Open have?
- Australian Open has 3,170,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
- How many views does Australian Open have on YouTube?
- Australian Open has accumulated 5,879,118,657 total views across 18,866 published videos.
- When was Australian Open created?
- Australian Open was created on YouTube on 05.12.2007.
- When did Australian Open last upload a video?
- The most recent upload on Australian Open was on 04.11.2026.
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Channel Description
The official Australian Open YouTube channel provides tennis fans with essential coverage of the year's first Grand Slam. Based in Melbourne, the channel delivers highlights, press conferences, and memorable moments from iconic venues like Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena. Content varies from technical match condensed versions to personality driven series. Viewers can watch expert analysis in The Sit-Down interviews or enjoy the informal Pod Laver Arena podcast. The channel's massive library of 18,736 videos (as of 2026) allows fans to explore everything from recent Wimbledon recaps to historical archives featuring players like Roger Federer. With 3.11 million subscribers, the channel maintains a massive reach across the global tennis community. This channel is for dedicated fans who want to follow reigning champions like Carlos Alcaraz and Elena Rybakina or dive into the stories behind the athletes. It is not for viewers looking for short, strictly data-driven score updates without commentary. Visit the Australian Open channel to stay updated on all major tournament news and highlights.