Alfie Hewett wins 10th wheelchair Grand Slam title, defeats Tokito Oda

Alfie Hewett triumphed over Tokito Oda in the Australian Open final, winning his 10th Grand Slam wheelchair singles title with a score of 6-4, 6-4. This victory was particularly sweet for Hewett, as he had previously lost to Oda in three major finals and at the Paralympics last summer. Hewett expressed his emotional relief in finally beating Oda, acknowledging the intense rivalry that has developed between them, likening it to that of Federer and Nadal. In addition to his singles success, Hewett also secured his sixth consecutive doubles title alongside partner Gordon Reid during the tournament. Oda congratulated Hewett, indicating that they can expect more competitive encounters in the future. This win marks a significant milestone for Hewett as he continues to solidify his legacy in wheelchair tennis.