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Zheng overcomes Vekic in latest women’s finish at the US Open, faces Sabalenka in quarters
Zheng beat Donna Vekic 7-6 (2), 4-6, 6-2 to clinch her spot in the quarter-finals.
September 2, 1977: The day Stan Smith was beaten by a spaghetti racquet
Every day Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history. On September 2, 1977, Stan Smith was beaten by a man wielding a spaghetti racquet
Dimitrov completes captivating five-set win over Rublev to reach US Open quarter-finals
The Bulgarian reached the last eight of the US Open for the second time in his career with an epic victory over Andrey Rublev on Arthur Ashe Stadium
“Mentally, I collapsed” – Gauff aiming for stronger resolve in US Open rematch with Navarro
The defending champion faces an all-American clash against Emma Navarro in the fourth round of the US Open, a rematch of their Wimbledon meeting earlier this summer
September 1, 1987: the day 15-year-old Michael Chang became the youngest male in the Open era to win a match at the US Open
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate a great moment in tennis history. Today, we go back to 1987 to witness how 15-year-old Michael Chang defeated Paul McNamee to create an Open-era record that stands to this date
Olympic gold, but no majors – 2024 so far for Djokovic
Exclusive: Top 20 debutante Diana Shnaider on her best surface, future aspirations, and dreams about tennis
Inspired Muchova surges past Potapova to move into US Open fourth round
August 31, 1999: The day Pat Rafter was forced to give up his crown in the opening round of the US Open
August, 31, 2017: The day Rogers and Gavrilova broke the record for the longest women’s match in US Open history
Popyrin stuns defending champion Djokovic at US Open
US Open: Tiafoe avenges 2023 loss to Shelton with grand effort in third round
Clinical Rublev eases past Lehecka to reach fourth round at US Open
Gauff fights back to knock out Svitolina and return to fourth round of US Open
Pain-free Muchova “grateful” to have a chance to play again
“There was a serious thought” – How Botic van de Zandschulp went from contemplating retirement to beating Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open
“Lot of emotions I couldn’t control” – Alcaraz reflects on US Open shocker