Neal Skupski of Great Britain and Christian Harrison of the United States have won the men's doubles title at the Australian Open 2026 in Melbourne. They defeated Australian pair Jason Kubler and Marc Polman in the final. This victory marks a significant achievement for Skupski in the tournament.
The Australian Open 2026, held in Melbourne, saw Neal Skupski and Christian Harrison crowned as men's doubles champions. The British-American duo claimed victory over home favorites Jason Kubler and Marc Polman, securing the title in a closely contested final.
Skupski's success adds to British highlights at the tournament, following strong performances in other events such as the inaugural Blind and Low Vision invitational and the fourth Intellectual Disability Tennis Slam. Meanwhile, other British players like Harriet Dart and Maia Lumsden achieved a W100 ITF title in Fujairah.
The tournament features a record prize pool of AUD $111.5 million, with the singles winner earning $4,150,000. For context, the 2025 Australian Open champions included Jannik Sinner in men's singles and Madison Keys in women's singles, while Henry Patten of Great Britain partnered with Harri Heliövaara for the men's doubles title that year.
UK viewers can follow the action live on discovery+ and TNT Sports. The main draw for the 2025 event ran from January 18 to February 1, with wheelchair events from January 25 to 31, though 2026 scheduling details align similarly.
