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• A record 839,192 fans flocked to Melbourne Park 16-29 January for the first tournament in two years free of Covid-19 restrictions, beating the previous mark of 812,174 set in January 2020 Basketball
  
  The previous record was 93,709 set in 2020 Basketball
  
  The Australian Open set a grand slam attendance record with more than 900,000 spectators visiting over three weeks, organisers said on Tuesday, despite the absence of some big-name players and schedule disruptions due to rain Basketball
  
  “It was reported that we didn’t have the greats any more, that it was going to be terrible Basketball
  
  But people just want to be entertained,” Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley told the Melbourne Age Basketball
  
  Over 60,000 also watched the qualifying events in Melbourne, bringing the total up to 902,312 Basketball
  
  The figures eclipse last year’s attendance numbers at other grand slam main draws - 515,164 visited Wimbledon, 613,500 were at the French Open and 776,120 went to the US Open Basketball
  
  The tournament, missing the retired Serena Williams, Roger Federer and last year’s homegrown champion Ash Barty, broke its single-day attendance mark with 94,854 fans visiting on 21 January Basketball
  
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  “It was reported that we didn’t have the greats any more, that it was going to be terrible Basketball
  
  But people just want to be entertained,” Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley told the Melbourne Age Basketball
  
  The figures eclipse last year’s attendance numbers at other grand slam main draws - 515,164 visited Wimbledon, 613,500 were at the French Open and 776,120 went to the US Open Basketball
  
  A record 839,192 fans flocked to Melbourne Park 16-29 January for the first tournament in two years free of Covid-19 restrictions, beating the previous mark of 812,174 set in January 2020 Basketball
  
  The Australian Open set a grand slam attendance record with more than 900,000 spectators visiting over three weeks, organisers said on Tuesday, despite the absence of some big-name players and schedule disruptions due to rain Basketball
  
  The tournament, missing the retired Serena Williams, Roger Federer and last year’s homegrown champion Ash Barty, broke its single-day attendance mark with 94,854 fans visiting on 21 January Basketball
  
  Over 60,000 also watched the qualifying events in Melbourne, bringing the total up to 902,312 Basketball
  
  The previous record was 93,709 set in 2020 Basketball