Here are some of the most iconic moments from the Australian Open's over 100 years of history, according to 'Newsweek.'<br />1987: Edberg vs. Cash, This was the last match to be played on a grass court at the Australian Open.<br />1990: McEnroe Disqualification, John McEnroe became the first person since 1963 to be disqualified from a Grand Slam match after yelling, cursing and throwing his racket.<br />1995: Pete Sampras' Emotional Match, Mid match, Sampras broke down in tears after learning his coach, Tim Gulikson, had been diagnosed with a brain tumor.<br />1997: Martina Hingis , At the age of 16, Hingis would beat Mary Pierce to become the youngest Grand Slam winner ever.<br />2003: Serena Williams Wins Her First Grand Slam, At 20-years-old, Williams won a tense match against her sister, Venus, which would later be dubbed the "Serena Slam."<br />2012: Djokovic vs. Nadal , This almost six-hour match was the longest Grand Slam final of all time, ending with Djokovic claiming the win.<br />2017: Serena Williams vs. Venus Williams, Serena won this highly-anticipated match to become <br />the most prolific Grand Slam winner with her 23rd title.<br />2022: Djokovic's Vaccination Status , Last year's tournament saw Djokovic deported from Australia and prevented from competing in the tournament due to his vaccination status.
