Australian Open 2004Draw
19 january — 1 february
1st round
2nd round
3rd round
Eighth final
Quarter final
- Spainx16
- Francex14
- USAx13
- Australiax8
- Argentinax7
- Russiax7
- Czech Republicx6
- Germanyx6
- Netherlandsx5
- Swedenx5
- Croatiax4
- Belgiumx3
- Brazilx3
- Slovakiax3
- Austriax2
- Chilex2
- Great Britainx2
- Italyx2
- Moroccox2
- Perux2
- Romaniax2
- South Africax2
- Armeniax1
- Belarusx1
- Denmarkx1
- Ecuadorx1
- Finlandx1
- Georgiax1
- South Koreax1
- Luxembourgx1
- Monacox1
- Philippinesx1
- Switzerlandx1
- Thailandx1
- USAx9
- Spainx8
- Francex7
- Argentinax5
- Australiax5
- Czech Republicx5
- Croatiax3
- Slovakiax3
- Swedenx3
- Russiax2
- Armeniax1
- Austriax1
- Brazilx1
- Ecuadorx1
- Finlandx1
- Great Britainx1
- Germanyx1
- Italyx1
- Moroccox1
- Netherlandsx1
- Romaniax1
- South Africax1
- Switzerlandx1
- Thailandx1
- USAx6
- Australiax3
- Spainx3
- Francex3
- Argentinax2
- Swedenx2
- Austriax1
- Brazilx1
- Croatiax1
- Czech Republicx1
- Great Britainx1
- Moroccox1
- Netherlandsx1
- Romaniax1
- South Africax1
- Russiax1
- Switzerlandx1
- Slovakiax1
- Thailandx1
- USAx4
- Argentinax2
- Australiax2
- Spainx1
- Francex1
- Moroccox1
- Netherlandsx1
- Romaniax1
- Russiax1
- Switzerlandx1
- Thailandx1
- USAx2
- Argentinax1
- Spainx1
- Francex1
- Moroccox1
- Russiax1
- Switzerlandx1
- Spainx1
- Russiax1
- Switzerlandx1
- USAx1
- Russiax1
- Switzerlandx1
QQualifier — came through qualifying
WCWild Card — invited by the organizers
LLLucky Loser — lost in qualifying, entered after a withdrawal
PRProtected Ranking — ranking protected during a long injury
SESpecial Exempt — still playing another event, skips qualifying
JEJunior Exempt — place earned by a top junior ranking
COOrganiser's Choice — courtesy, coach or committee place
NGNext Gen — place for a young player (ATP)
JRJunior Reserved — ITF place reserved for top juniors
SRSpecial Ranking — WTA protected ranking (injury or maternity)
ALTAlternate — entered after a withdrawal, not from qualifying
BYEBye — goes straight to the next round
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