New Delhi, August 23
The men's singles field in the US Open 2025 will be led by world No.1 Jannik Sinner of Italy and No.2 Carlos Alcaraz of Spain. They have split the last two Grand Slam finals in four-set thrillers.
Defending champion Sinner will arrive at the US Open fresh from his 200th career hard-court victory in Cincinnati and a maiden Wimbledon crown. Alcaraz, meanwhile, won the French Open this year, as per the Olympics.com.
Waiting in the wings is Olympic champion Novak Djokovic, a four-time US Open winner and still the most successful active men's singles player at Flushing Meadows. He is the same half of the draw as Alcaraz.
The 38-year-old Djokovic has not played since Wimbledon, choosing instead to focus solely on extending his Grand Slam tally to a record 25, according to Olympics.com.
In the women's field, defending champion Aryna Sabalenka will seek to repeat her 2024 triumph. She has reached the semi-finals of every major this year but faces a formidable challenge from Iga Swiatek, who won Wimbledon this season.
French Open champion Coco Gauff, who lifted her first Slam at the US Open two years ago, returns with strong credentials, while former champions Naomi Osaka and Emma Raducanu are also in the mix. Venus Williams, a two-time US Open winner, will compete as a wildcard.
The US Open 2025 will conclude on September 7.
US Open 2025 - full schedule:
24-26 August 24-26: Singles first round
August 27-28: Singles second round
August 29-30: Singles third round
August 31 to September 1: Singles round of 16
September 2-3: Singles quarter-finals
September 4: Women's singles semi-finals
September 5: Men's singles semi-finals
September 6: Women's singles final
September 7: Men's singles final.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Don't count out Djokovic! At 38, he's still hungry for that 25th Grand Slam. His experience at US Open could be the difference maker.
Women's field looks so competitive! Sabalenka, Swiatek, Gauff - any of them could take it. Also great to see Venus Williams still competing at this level ðŸ‘
The scheduling is perfect for Indian viewers - most matches will be during our evening/night. Time to stock up on snacks and coffee! ☕
While the article covers the big names well, I wish there was more about the upcoming Indian players or if any have qualified. Our tennis needs more support at the grassroots level.
Alcaraz has that special something - his energy and shot-making are incredible. But Sinner's consistency this year has been remarkable. Tough to pick a favorite!
So happy to see Osaka and Raducanu back in the mix! Mental health breaks are important for athletes. Hope they both have a good tournament 💪
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