The Australian Open Tennis has been a center stage for many records over time by different famous tennis players. It has been ruled by the greatest male tennis players who with their spectacular performances won the hearts of tennis fans.
The youngest player to have won the Australian Open was Donald Young who was just 15 years and 191 days. Many Australian tennis players made their way to the Australian Open but not everyone claimed the title.
After Pat Cash won the Australian Open title in 1987, it was Lleyton Hewitt was the first Australian tennis player to claim the title.
Who ruled the era of 1980 – 1989 of Australian Open, here is the list:
Australian Open Tennis – 1980
- Australian Open winner (male): Brian Teacher
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Kim Warwick
Australian Open Tennis – 1981
- Australian Open winner (male): Johan Kriek
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Steve Denton
Australian Open Tennis – 1982
- Australian Open winner (male): Johan Kriek
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Steve Denton
Australian Open Tennis – 1983
- Australian Open winner (male): Mats Wilander
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Ivan lendl
Australian Open Tennis – 1984
- Australian Open winner (male): Mats Wilander
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Kevin Curren
Australian Open Tennis – 1985
- Australian Open winner (male): Stefan Edberg
- Australian Open winner (male): Mats Wilander
Australian Open Tennis wasn’t played in 1986
Australian Open Tennis – 1987
- Australian Open winner (male): Stefan Edberg
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Pat Cash
Australian Open Tennis – 1988
- Australian Open winner (male): Mats Wilander
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Pat Cash
Australian Open Tennis – 1989
- Australian Open winner (male): Ivan Lendl
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Miloslav Mecir
