On the tennis court, love is not the answer. Love is the basis for many tennis jokes and puns, and tennis love is loss. You want to get as far away from love as possible. Players must win a set by two games, and match by two sets. There are six games in a set and two or three games in a match. If the game is tied at 40, it extends until one player wins by a two-point lead. The name of these four points is love (zero), 15, 30, 40, and game. Tennis is a four-point game that must be won by a two-point lead. While the tennis scoring system isn’t difficult to understand, it entails some specific and seemingly arcane rules to get from zero to win. The other half is understanding how the athletes accumulate points to win games, sets, and matches. Half of the fun is seeing the athleticism and intensity, observing the strategy, and appreciating great sportsmanship. it's the perfect solution for fans who want to keep up with the tournament but can't make it to Melbourne Park in person.Watching a skilled tennis match is one of life’s great pleasures. So don't miss a moment of the action - tune in to AO Radio now.' The radio will broadcast 24/7 during the tournament, airing interviews with players, tournament updates, expert commentary and analysis, and more. Stay connected to the tournament and the players, no matter where you are.

AO Radio is more than just a radio station - it's the ultimate companion for anyone following the Australian Open. Listen in for interviews with past champions, feature stories on the tournament's history and legends, and much more. In addition to live play-by-play coverage, AO Radio also features a variety of programming that delves deeper into the world of tennis. Our team of expert commentators will keep you up-to-date with all the latest scores and developments, while our special guests and analysts provide in-depth analysis and insights into the tournament and the players. Whether you're a die-hard tennis fan or just looking for some background noise while you work, AO Radio has you covered. Live coverage starts at 10:45am each day of the main draw. AO Radio provides ball-by-call commentary of the play on Rod Laver Arena and other courts, as well as regular score and news updates from across Melbourne Park. Tune in to catch all the action on the court, as well as exclusive interviews with the world's top players. AO Radio is the official radio station of the Australian Open, bringing you live coverage of the tournament straight from Melbourne Park. AO Radio - The Soundtrack to the Australian Open.

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