Served with Andy Roddick Winning Australian Open, $1M One Point Slam, & More | Love All with Kim Clijsters
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Jan 14, 2026 
Kim Clijsters, a former World No. 1 and Grand Slam champion, shares her insights from the Australian Open. She discusses the exciting $1 million One Point Slam, which has captured the attention of fans and players alike. Kim analyzes Coco Gauff's tactical advances against Iga Swiatek and reflects on Daniil Medvedev's successful reset after a coaching change. Remembering her own journey, she recounts her memories from the 2004 final and her inspiring comeback as a mother to reach the pinnacle of tennis again.
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Happy Slam: Festival-Style Grand Slam Experience
- The Australian Open uses its large site to create a festival-like "Happy Slam" with sponsor activations, family activities, and expansive fan spaces.
- That scale and variety make qualifying week feel like part of a three-week event and boost attendance dramatically.
One Point Slam Qualifying Was A Mixed-Ability Carnival
- Blair emceed the One Point Slam on-site qualifying and described its mixed field of pros, club players, and celebrities.
- The event qualifies eight players for a Rod Laver Arena finale with a $1M prize and community prizes like a Kia.
Format Design Made The Event Viral
- One Point Slam mixes fast-paced rules (rock-paper-scissors, single-point format, pros get one serve) to keep fans engaged and reduce downtime.
- Its quick format and mix of players create a feel-good primetime show that grows tennis' appeal.