The stars continue in Melbourne

Naomi Osaka, Serena Williams, Roger Federer and Caroline Wozniacki.

Everyone played, everyone won during the first day's game in the Australian Open.

- It was clearly nice to win today. It was a little difficult to control the nerves, but I'm glad I was able to handle it, says reigning ladies champion Naomi Osaka on the inside after the victory against Czech Marie Bouzkova in this year's first match at Rod Laver arena.

Osaka complained a little about his forehand, but as the numbers 6–2, 6–4 show, the world fire was never bad out.

It was even easier for Serena Williams - 6–0, 6–3 against Russian Anastasia Potapova - and Caroline Wozniacki, who maneuvered Kristie Ahn, USA, with 6–1, 6–3.

And Roger Federer? Yes, he looked the most going through a workout when he won with 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 against American Steve Johnson.

The biggest concern there came when the players had to leave the course for a short while for the roof to pull again. There the game could soon continue, but on several other courses, including the one where Rebecca Peterson would meet Polona Hercog, the game had to be canceled during the afternoon.

To find the first rattle of the tournament you have to go to a player who is not really a star yet, but who wants to go there. 13th-ranked Denis Shapovalov had hoped to make an impression in the competition, but what he will most remember after the Australian Open 2020 is his outbursts.

When Shapovalov failed to match the game, it went over the racket, which was thrown to the floor. Hard. After warning from the judge, he heard something.

However, the opponent, Marton Fucsovics from Hungary, stayed calm and could win by 3-1 in set.v