The global tennis community mourns the passing of Brian Tobin, a remarkable administrator and former player who played a pivotal role in the revival of the Australian Open. As president of Tennis Australia and later the International Tennis Federation (ITF), Tobin left an enduring legacy in the sport. His leadership and vision helped transform tennis into a truly global sport, enjoyed by millions worldwide. Tobin’s contributions, including the relocation of the Australian Open to Melbourne Park and the construction of a retractable roof over Rod Laver Arena, significantly elevated the tournament’s status among the four Grand Slams. The tennis community remembers Tobin as a dedicated leader with integrity, wit, and a love for the game.