Australian Open Tennis Tournament Debuts in the Metaverse -Breaking
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The Australian Open Tennis Tournament Makes its First Debut in the MetaverseThere’s been significant news about tennis in the past week. First, the world’s top tennis player Novak Djokovic getting rejected from the Australian Open and deported from the country. Second, the Australian Open held in Melbourne is hosting the first virtual edition of the tournament in Decentraland’s metaverse this week.
Metaverse tournaments will enable fans to have the same experience in AO from anywhere in the world as they would in Melbourne Park. You can watch matches from your computer, and even have player drop ins.
Ridley Plummer is the Australian Project Tennis Manager. He stated that their main objective was to give a wider coverage around the world.
“We want the AO to be the world’s most accessible and inclusive sports and entertainment event, and with the unique challenges fans have faced getting to Melbourne we’ve fast-tracked our launch into the Metaverse.”
The AO released 6,776 Art Balls (NYSE 🙂 NFTs, which sold quickly and cost 0.067 ETH each.
Flipside
- Analysts You can expect that the event will result in Decentraland’s MANA token price spiking over the next few weeks.
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