Behind the scenes at the Australian Open
Although the scenery of the Australian Open seems to be growing year by year for its fans, there are still many places that you as a visitor cannot see. The short documentation "Staging a Slam" gives fans a look behind the scenes of the prestigious tournament.
by Felix Lang
last edit: Jan 12, 2020, 09:36 pm
Australian Open known for top organization
It's an open secret that the Australian Open is probably the most organized major tournament. One of the biggest advocates of the event also holds most of the tournament's titles - we're talking about Novak Djokovic . The Serb was able to lift the trophy into the air seven times between 2008 and 2019 and raves about the perfect service on site.
"There is probably no other tournament in the world that strives to improve its facilities and services for players, fans and the media," said seven-time champion Novak Djokovic in the opening scene of the documentary, and he continues: "Me hope you would agree. Without a doubt, this is the best slam, the most player-friendly slam we have. ”
"Staging a Slam" gives interesting insights for all fans
The short documentation takes the viewer into the many tunnels beneath the Rod Laver Arena and gives a deep insight into everyday player life and the entire scenery behind the scenes. Chris Bowers, Chief Executive of AO Radio, gives an insight into the development of the AO Radio schedule for the entire 14 days of the event. Look over the shoulder of Getty photographer Julian Finney as he snaps a match in real time, also while training Rafael You can watch Nadal and follow the development of the entire event.