Australian Open 2013 TV Schedule: Complete Listings for Day 3 Action

January 15 marks the third day of the 2013 Australian Open, as the first round ends and the second round begins.

Things are starting to get interesting down under, and you have to know where to watch all the action from tennis' first Grand Slam of the year.

That's what we're here for.

Read on for your complete guide to day three of the Australian Open.

Day 3 TV Schedule

Time	Channel	Round
3 a.m.-7 a.m.	ESPN2	First Round
7 p.m.-9 p.m.	TENNIS	Second Round
9 p.m.-3 a.m.	ESPN2	Second Round

Matches to Watch

Men's

Novak Djokovic vs. Ryan Harrison

The world's No. 1 is feeling the pressure.

After winning just one Grand Slam in 2012 his seat atop the tennis world isn't as secure as it was 10 months ago, and it will be interesting to see how he responds.

The Djoker didn't have any problems in the first round, winning in straight sets. And while Harrison isn't exactly a title threat, we should see how Djokovic looks in this match and be able to gauge how well he is playing.

David Ferrer vs. Tim Smyczek

As the No. 4 player in the field, Ferrer has to be happy to see Rafael Nadal out of the Australian Open.

Obviously no player wants to see another get hurt, but now Ferrer has a legitimate shot at winning the Australian Open.

In the second round we will also be able to see if Ferrer is playing up to par in this first Grand Slam of the year.

Women's

Venus Williams vs. Alize Cornet

It's not Serena, but the Williams sisters are always worth watching.

Venus takes on Cornet in the second round, and she will be looking to build on her 6-1, 6-0 straight-set victory in the first round, and prove that she is still relevant among tennis' brightest stars.

Samantha Stosur  vs. Jie Zheng

Samantha Stosur talked the talk, and now she has to walk the walk.

According to Nick Smart of The Herald Sun (via News.com), Stosur has said that Serena is "not immortal" and Stosur "knows she can beat" Serena.

Well, prove it.

Stosur needs to come out and slaughter Zheng in straight sets after having a spot of trouble in the first round and being taken to a tiebreaker in the fist set against Kai-Chen Chang.

Live Stream

You can watch every match on ESPN3.

Click here to view the entire men's bracket.

Click here to view the entire women's bracket.

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