Australian Open a winner for the Djokovic, not so much for Nine

Date:


This 12 months’s Australian Open viewing numbers had been down sharply from 2022, however the return of big-name exhibits could also be excellent news for the networks.

Novak Djokovic (Picture: AAP/Patrick Hamilton/Belga/Sipa USA)

The much less stated in regards to the TV viewers for the Australian Open tennis match on 9, the quicker the community will overlook. The Nick Kyrgios knee harm, the early exit of Rafael Nadal, the rising dominance of The Joker and the shortage of Ash Barty meant viewers of 9’s varied broadcasts stayed away, whereas at Melbourne Park they flocked in document numbers — particularly for final evening’s males’s remaining.

The match averaged 1.706 million, down sharply from the two.095 who final 12 months watched Nadal win in 5 units, getting back from two units all the way down to Russian Daniil Medvedev. Barty’s win a 12 months in the past averaged 3.577 million; Saturday evening’s win by Aryna Sabalenka introduced in lower than one million nationally. The boys’s doubles remaining win by Aussies Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler averaged 576,000 after 11pm on Saturday.

Elsewhere, the knockout sport within the BBL drew 584,000 on Seven. Ten ended The Bachelors Australia with its greatest figures — 535,000 for the choice and 513,000 for the antics.

Signal as much as hold studying.

Get unbiased journalism all through 2023. Join your first 12 weeks of Crikey for $12.

Be a part of us

Already a subscriber?



Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

The Evolution of Entertainment: A Journey Through Time

The world of entertainment has undergone a transformative journey,...

Breaking News 2024: Navigating Through the Maze of Information

In today's rapidly evolving world, staying informed about the...

Embracing the Magic: A Journey into the World of Entertainment

Entertainment, in all its forms, has the remarkable ability...

Exploring the Dynamic Realm of World News

In an era where the world is more interconnected...