The legendary and greatest tennis player Pete Sampras ruled the tennis courts in the ’90s. Along with him, it was American famous tennis player Andre Agassi who gave a tough competition to Sampras and made them the best rivals of that era.
Some extraordinary matches were played between them at the Australian Open as well. Andre Agassi holds an Open Era record of winning 4 Australian Open singles titles.
This record has been tied by Swiss Maestro, Roger Federer. Both these players also hold the record of winning 2 consecutive Australian Open tennis championship titles as well.
Who else made their name to the title list in the ’90s, here is a quick look:
Australian Open Tennis – 1990
- Australian Open winner (male): Ivan Lendl
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Stefan Edberg
Australian Open Tennis – 1991
- Australian Open winner (male): Boris Becker
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Ivan Lendl
Australian Open Tennis – 1992
- Australian Open winner (male): Jim Courier
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Stefan Edberg
Australian Open Tennis – 1993
- Australian Open winner (male): Jim Courier
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Stefan Edberg
Australian Open Tennis – 1994
- Australian Open winner (male): Pete Sampras
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Todd Martin
Australian Open Tennis – 1995
- Australian Open winner (male): Andre Agassi
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Pete Sampras
Australian Open Tennis – 1996
- Australian Open winner (male): Boris Becker
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Michael Chang
Australian Open Tennis – 1997
- Australian Open winner (male): Pete Sampras
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Carlos Moya
Australian Open Tennis – 1998
- Australian Open winner (male): Petr Korda
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Marcelo Rios
Australian Open Tennis – 1999
- Australian Open winner (male): Yevgeny Kafelnikov
- Australian Open runner-up (male): Thomas Enqvist
