Women’s tennis is gaining followers and gaining an unfairly lost space. The television audiences of the big games in major tournaments prove this and a new measure supports it.
In an attempt to commemorate In the 100 years since women first competed in Melbourne, the 2022 Australian Open organization has made the decision to have the women’s semi-finals be played in the evening session on Thursday, prime time. What is known as prime time.
For many years, they had played in the morning session and the first men’s semi-final was played at night. At the expense of knowing the event calendar, everything indicates that this change will see both men’s semifinals be played on Friday, thus breaking with one of the peculiarities of the maximum Australian competition.
✨ Set to shine in prime time at the AO ✨
The women’s semifinal matches at #AO2022 are moving to the night session!
Tell us your all-time favourite #AusOpen semifinal moments ????
— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) November 12, 2021
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