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One point decides Kyrgios and Rublev's Australian Open exhibition

Agassi's serving confusion and Serena Williams's title-winning moments join ten new uploads from Melbourne's archive.

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Kyrgios v Rublev in the ONE POINT SLAM! 🔥

Nick Kyrgios and Andrey Rublev exchange smiles before settling into a baseline rally. There is no time to ease into this match: the One Point Slam exhibition makes a single point the whole contest.

The Australian Open's clip from the 2026 event drew the week's largest new audience, approaching 100,000 views. It is exhibition tennis, not a Grand Slam singles match, a distinction worth making when even one commenter wonders why the players are joking around. Others are already imagining Kyrgios meeting Alexander Bublik or Carlos Alcaraz.

The ten-upload week offered several different kinds of tennis nostalgia. Andre Agassi forgets how many serves he gets during An Evening with Roger Federer at the 2026 opening ceremony. Serena Williams's compilation gathers the winning moments from all seven of her Melbourne singles titles, while Federer and Stan Wawrinka's 2011 quarter-final gets extended highlights. For anyone wanting to settle in properly, there is also the full Felix Auger-Aliassime-Dominic Thiem first-round match from 2024.

Kyrgios and Rublev carry the most daily momentum, closely followed by a much older encounter: Arantxa Sánchez Vicario against Wang Shi-Ting in 1994, posted as "PUSHING the ball out of the court! 🤣". Stefan Edberg and Ivan Lendl's 1992 quarter-final remains active too.

Across the catalogue, the channel collected roughly 13 million views over the week. Subscribers were unchanged, and daily viewing is currently below half its usual level. Nearby in the sporting neighbourhood, Wimbledon is drawing above its usual daily audience, though Melbourne's weekly views total is about twice Wimbledon's. The Australian Open's archive is finding room for both a match decided in seconds and matches worth an afternoon.

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If kyrgios plays bublik it'll be the most chaotic match ever
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Want kyrgios vs Alcaraz first round at AO 2027 ..bring it on 🔥
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Who doesn’t like Nick!! 😂 such an entertainer. Miss the legend
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