by ti-amie MD Singles Entry List

Pos Player Rank

1 ARYNA SABALENKA 1
2 COCO GAUFF (USA) 2
3 IGA SWIATEK (POL) 3
4 JESSICA PEGULA (USA) 4
5 MIRRA ANDREEVA 5
6 QINWEN ZHENG (CHN) 6
7 AMANDA ANISIMOVA (USA) 7
8 MADISON KEYS (USA) 8
9 JASMINE PAOLINI (ITA) 9
10 PAULA BADOSA (ESP) 10
11 EMMA NAVARRO (USA) 11
12 KAROLINA MUCHOVA (CZE) 12
13 ELENA RYBAKINA (KAZ) 13
14 ELINA SVITOLINA (UKR) 14
15 PETRA KVITOVA(CZE) PR14
16 DIANA SHNAIDER 15
17 EKATERINA ALEXANDROVA 16
18 LIUDMILA SAMSONOVA 17
19 DARIA KASATKINA (AUS) 18
20 CLARA TAUSON (DEN) 19
21 BELINDA BENCIC (SUI) 20
22 BEATRIZ HADDAD MAIA (BRA) 21
23 ELISE MERTENS (BEL) 22
24 LINDA NOSKOVA (CZE) 23
25 MAGDALENA FRECH (POL) 24
26 JELENA OSTAPENKO (LAT) 25
27 SOFIA KENIN (USA) 26
28 MARTA KOSTYUK (UKR) 27
29 MAGDA LINETTE (POL) 28
30 ASHLYN KRUEGER (USA) 29
31 ANASTASIA PAVLYUCHENKOVA 30
32 MCCARTNEY KESSLER (USA) 31
33 OLGA DANILOVIC (SRB) 32
34 REBECCA SRAMKOVA (SVK) 33
35 PEYTON STEARNS (USA) 34
36 LEYLAH FERNANDEZ (CAN) 35
37 TATJANA MARIA (GER) 36
38 MAYA JOINT (AUS) 37
39 SORANA CIRSTEA(ROU) PR37
40 VERONIKA KUDERMETOVA 38
41 DAYANA YASTREMSKA (UKR) 39
42 XINYU WANG (CHN) 40
43 KATIE BOULTER (GBR) 41
44 ANASTASIA POTAPOVA 42
45 YULIA PUTINTSEVA (KAZ) 43
46 SONAY KARTAL (GBR) 44
47 EMMA RADUCANU (GBR) 45
48 MARIE BOUZKOVA (CZE) 46
49 ANNA KALINSKAYA 47
50 HAILEY BAPTISTE (USA) 48
51 NAOMI OSAKA (JPN) 49
52 JESSICA BOUZAS MANEIRO (ESP) 50
53 LIN ZHU(CHN) PR50
54 JAQUELINE CRISTIAN (ROU) 51
55 DONNA VEKIC (CRO) 52
56 ELINA AVANESYAN (ARM) 53
57 LAURA SIEGEMUND (GER) 54
58 EVA LYS (GER) 55
59 ALEXANDRA EALA (PHI) 56
60 ELENA-GABRIELA RUSE (ROU) 57
61 CAROLINE DOLEHIDE (USA) 58
62 ALYCIA PARKS (USA) 59
63 POLINA KUDERMETOVA 60
64 SUZAN LAMENS (NED) 61
65 CAMILA OSORIO (COL) 62
66 LOIS BOISSON (FRA) 63
67 LUCIA BRONZETTI (ITA) 64
68 ANN LI (USA) 65
69 ANASTASIA SEVASTOVA(LAT) PR65
70 DANIELLE COLLINS (USA) 66
71 SOLANA SIERRA (ARG) 67
72 MARKETA VONDROUSOVA (CZE) 68
73 KAMILLA RAKHIMOVA 69
74 RENATA ZARAZUA (MEX) 70
75 YANG WAFAN PR71
76 YULIIA STARODUBTSEVA (UKR) 72
77 MOYUKA UCHIJIMA (JPN) 73
78 ZEYNEP SONMEZ (TUR) 74
79 KIMBERLY BIRRELL (AUS) 75
80 ELISABETTA COCCIARETTO (ITA) 76
81 ANNA BONDAR (HUN) 77
82 BARBORA KREJCIKOVA (CZE) 78
83 ANNA BLINKOVA 79
84 EMILIANA ARANGO (COL) 80
85 AJLA TOMLJANOVIC (AUS) 81
86 ANASTASIA ZAKHAROVA 82
87 GREET MINNEN (BEL) 83
88 KATERINA SINIAKOVA (CZE) 84
89 VIKTORIJA GOLUBIC (SUI) 85
90 VICTORIA MBOKO (CAN) 86
91 IVA JOVIC (USA) 87
92 MARIA SAKKARI (GRE) 88
93 YUE YUAN (CHN) 89
94 ANTONIA RUZIC (CRO) 90
95 VICTORIA AZARENKA 91
96 ALIAKSANDRA SASNOVICH 92
97 CRISTINA BUCSA (ESP) 93
98 LULU SUN (NZL) 94
99 ELSA JACQUEMOT (FRA) 95
100 DANKA KOVINIC(MNE) PR95
101 TAYLOR TOWNSEND (USA) 96
102 REBEKA MASAROVA (SUI) 97
103 DIANE PARRY (FRA) 98
104 MAYAR SHERIF (EGY) 99

by ti-amie Alternates to Main Draw Singles

Rank Name Country

100 Jeanjean, Leolia France
101 Parrizas Diaz, Nuria Spain
102 Teichmann, Jil Switzerland
102 S Cornet, Alizé France
103 Ito, Aoi Japan
104 Jones, Francesca Great Britain
105 Tomova, Viktoriya Bulgaria
106 Gracheva, Varvara France
107 Pera, Bernarda United States of America
108 Volynets, Katie United States of America
109 Sawangkaew, Mananchaya Thailand
110 Begu, Irina-Camelia Romania
111 Galfi, Dalma Hungary
112 Gadecki, Olivia Australia
113 Seidel, Ella Germany
114 Todoni, Anca Romania
114 S Hunter, Storm Australia
115 Kawa, Katarzyna Poland
115 S Brengle, Madison United States of America
116 Shibahara, Ena Japan
117 Marino, Rebecca Canada
118 Bejlek, Sara Czech Republic
119 Rus, Arantxa Netherlands
119 S Liu, Claire United States of America
120 Zhang, Shuai China
121 Semenistaja, Darja Latvia
122 Gibson, Talia Australia
124 Carle, Maria Lourdes Argentina
125 Lepchenko, Varvara United States of America
126 Andreeva, Erika
127 Waltert, Simona Switzerland
127 S Trevisan, Martina Italy
128 Hon, Priscilla Australia
129 Valentova, Tereza Czech Republic
130 Jimenez Kasintseva, Victoria Andorra
131 Wei, Sijia China
132 Sorribes Tormo, Sara Spain
133 Romero Gormaz, Leyre Spain
134 Garland, Joanna Chinese Taipei
135 McNally, Caty United States of America
137 Erjavec, Veronika Slovenia
138 Grabher, Julia Austria
139 Sharma, Astra Australia
140 Fruhvirtova, Linda Czech Republic
141 Watson, Heather Great Britain
142 Stakusic, Marina Canada
144 Martic, Petra Croatia
145 Chwalinska, Maja Poland
146 Ponchet, Jessika France
147 Stefanini, Lucrezia Italy
148 Burrage, Jodie Great Britain
149 Osuigwe, Whitney United States of America

Full alternates list
https://www.usopen.org/pdf/womens-2025- ... ernal=true

by ponchi101 Andreescu is into the USO qualifying.
Caroline Garcia received a main draw WC.
Because, you know, it is Garcia that is the former champion while Andreescu only reached the semis once.

Does the WTA always make an effort to screw things up?
(I know, most likely it has to do with the reciprocal WC's between slams, but still, what a sham).

by ti-amie UPDATED MD Singles Entry List

Rank Name Country

1 Sabalenka, Aryna
2 Gauff, Coco United States of America
3 Swiatek, Iga Poland
4 Pegula, Jessica United States of America
5 Andreeva, Mirra
6 Zheng, Qinwen China WD 7/21
7 Anisimova, Amanda United States of America
8 Keys, Madison United States of America
9 Paolini, Jasmine Italy
10 Badosa, Paula Spain WD 8/8
11 Navarro, Emma United States of America
12 Muchova, Karolina Czech Republic
13 Rybakina, Elena Kazakhstan
14 Svitolina, Elina Ukraine
14 S Kvitova, Petra Czech Republic
15 Shnaider, Diana
16 Alexandrova, Ekaterina
17 Samsonova, Liudmila
18 Kasatkina, Daria Australia
19 Tauson, Clara Denmark
20 Bencic, Belinda Switzerland
21 Haddad Maia, Beatriz Brazil
22 Mertens, Elise Belgium
23 Noskova, Linda Czech Republic
24 Frech, Magdalena Poland
25 Ostapenko, Jelena Latvia
26 Kenin, Sofia United States of America
27 Kostyuk, Marta Ukraine
28 Linette, Magda Poland
29 Krueger, Ashlyn United States of America
30 Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia
31 Kessler, McCartney United States of America
32 Danilovic, Olga Serbia
33 Sramkova, Rebecca Slovakia
34 Stearns, Peyton United States of America
35 Fernandez, Leylah Canada
36 Maria, Tatjana Germany
37 Joint, Maya Australia
37 S Cirstea, Sorana Romania
38 Kudermetova, Veronika
39 Yastremska, Dayana Ukraine
40 Wang, Xinyu China
41 Boulter, Katie Great Britain
42 Potapova, Anastasia
43 Putintseva, Yulia Kazakhstan
44 Kartal, Sonay Great Britain
45 Raducanu, Emma Great Britain
46 Bouzkova, Marie Czech Republic
47 Kalinskaya, Anna
48 Baptiste, Hailey United States of America
49 Osaka, Naomi Japan
50 Bouzas Maneiro, Jessica Spain
50 S Zhu, Lin China
51 Cristian, Jaqueline Romania
52 Vekic, Donna Croatia
53 Avanesyan, Elina Armenia
54 Siegemund, Laura Germany
55 Lys, Eva Germany
56 Eala, Alexandra Philippines
57 Ruse, Elena-Gabriela Romania
58 Dolehide, Caroline United States of America
59 Parks, Alycia United States of America
60 Kudermetova, Polina
61 Lamens, Suzan Netherlands
62 Osorio, Camila Colombia
63 Boisson, Lois France
64 Bronzetti, Lucia Italy
65 Li, Ann United States of America
65 S Sevastova, Anastasija Latvia
66 Collins, Danielle United States of America
67 Sierra, Solana Argentina
68 Vondrousova, Marketa Czech Republic
69 Rakhimova, Kamilla
70 Zarazua, Renata Mexico
71 S Wang, Yafan China
72 Starodubtseva, Yuliia Ukraine
73 Uchijima, Moyuka Japan
74 Sonmez, Zeynep Turkey
75 Birrell, Kimberly Australia
76 Cocciaretto, Elisabetta Italy
77 Bondar, Anna Hungary
78 Krejcikova, Barbora Czech Republic
79 Blinkova, Anna
80 Arango, Emiliana Colombia
81 Tomljanovic, Ajla Australia
82 Zakharova, Anastasia
83 Minnen, Greet Belgium
84 Siniakova, Katerina Czech Republic
85 Golubic, Viktorija Switzerland
86 Mboko, Victoria Canada
87 Jovic, Iva United States of America
88 Sakkari, Maria Greece
89 Yuan, Yue China
90 Ruzic, Antonia Croatia
91 Azarenka, Victoria
92 Sasnovich, Aliaksandra
93 Bucsa, Cristina Spain
94 Sun, Lulu New Zealand
95 Jacquemot, Elsa France
95 S Kovinic, Danka Montenegro WD 7/22
96 Townsend, Taylor United States of America
97 Masarova, Rebeka Switzerland
98 Parry, Diane France
99 Sherif, Mayar Egypt
100 Jeanjean, Leolia France
101 Parrizas Diaz, Nuria Spain
102 Teichmann, Jil Switzerland

by ti-amie Partial Alternates List

Rank Name Country

102 S Cornet, Alizé France
103 Ito, Aoi Japan
104 Jones, Francesca Great Britain
105 Tomova, Viktoriya Bulgaria
106 Gracheva, Varvara France
107 Pera, Bernarda United States of America
108 Volynets, Katie United States of America
109 Sawangkaew, Mananchaya Thailand
110 Begu, Irina-Camelia Romania
111 Galfi, Dalma Hungary
112 Gadecki, Olivia Australia
113 Seidel, Ella Germany
114 Todoni, Anca Romania
114 S Hunter, Storm Australia
115 Kawa, Katarzyna Poland
115 S Brengle, Madison United States of America
116 Shibahara, Ena Japan
117 Marino, Rebecca Canada
118 Bejlek, Sara Czech Republic
119 Rus, Arantxa Netherlands
119 S Liu, Claire United States of America
120 Zhang, Shuai China
121 Semenistaja, Darja Latvia
122 Gibson, Talia Australia
124 Carle, Maria Lourdes Argentina
125 Lepchenko, Varvara United States of America
126 Andreeva, Erika
127 Waltert, Simona Switzerland
127 S Trevisan, Martina Italy
128 Hon, Priscilla Australia
129 Valentova, Tereza Czech Republic
130 Jimenez Kasintseva, Victoria Andorra
131 Wei, Sijia China
132 Sorribes Tormo, Sara Spain
133 Romero Gormaz, Leyre Spain
134 Garland, Joanna Chinese Taipei
135 McNally, Caty United States of America
137 Erjavec, Veronika Slovenia
138 Grabher, Julia Austria
139 Sharma, Astra Australia
140 Fruhvirtova, Linda Czech Republic
141 Watson, Heather Great Britain
142 Stakusic, Marina Canada
144 Martic, Petra Croatia
145 Chwalinska, Maja Poland
146 Ponchet, Jessika France
147 Stefanini, Lucrezia Italy
148 Burrage, Jodie Great Britain
149 Osuigwe, Whitney United States of America
150 Udvardy, Panna Hungary
151 Fett, Jana Croatia
152 Inglis, Maddison Australia
153 Kraus, Sinja Austria
154 Von Deichmann, Kathinka Liechtenstein
155 Chirico, Louisa United States of America
156 Paquet, Chloe France
157 Aiava, Destanee Australia
158 Radivojevic, Lola Serbia
159 Stojanovic, Nina Serbia
160 Saville, Daria Australia
161 Wang, Xiyu China
162 Prozorova, Tatiana
163 Korpatsch, Tamara Germany
164 Gao, Xinyu China
165 Shymanovich, Iryna
167 Naef, Celine Switzerland
168 Selekhmeteva, Oksana
169 Marcinko, Petra Croatia
170 Oliynykova, Oleksandra Ukraine
171 Hartono, Arianne Netherlands
172 Vandewinkel, Hanne Belgium
173 Palicova, Barbora Czech Republic
174 Brancaccio, Nuria Italy
175 Hibino, Nao Japan
176 Charaeva, Alina
177 Lazaro Garcia, Andrea Spain
177 S Day, Kayla United States of America
178 Branstine, Carson Canada
179 Pridankina, Elena
180 Salkova, Dominika Czech Republic
181 Vidmanova, Darja Czech Republic
182 Maristany Zuleta De Reales, Guiomar Spain
183 Rakotomanga Rajaonah, Tiantsoa France
184 Niemeier, Jule Germany
185 Andreescu, Bianca Canada
186 Riera, Julia Argentina
187 Tararudee, Lanlana Thailand
188 Zidansek, Tamara Slovenia
189 Costoulas, Sofia Belgium
190 Jones, Emerson Australia
191 Ngounoue, Clervie United States of America
192 Leonard, Manon France
193 Garcia, Caroline France
194 Andrianjafitrimo, Tessah France
195 Dart, Harriet Great Britain
196 Barthel, Mona Germany
197 Monnet, Carole France
198 Koevermans, Anouk Netherlands
199 Tjen, Janice Indonesia
200 Bolkvadze, Mariam Georgia
202 Hontama, Mai Japan
204 Mandlik, Elizabeth United States of America
205 Wuerth, Tara Croatia
206 Pigossi, Laura Brazil
207 Juvan, Kaja Slovenia
208 Davis, Lauren United States of America
209 Pedone, Giorgia Italy
211 Ishii, Sayaka Japan
212 Klimovicova, Linda Poland
213 Dmitruk, Kristina
215 Okamura, Kyoka Japan
217 Cabrera, Lizette Australia
219 Bulgaru, Miriam Romania
220 Hruncakova, Viktoria Slovakia


Full alternate list: https://www.usopen.org/pdf/womens-2025- ... ernal=true

by ti-amie

by ti-amie Main Draw Singles

(1) A. Sabalenka vs R. Masarova
N. Parrizas Diaz vs P. Kudermetova
E. Jacquemot vs M. Bouzkova
Qualifier vs (31) L. Fernandez

(19) E. Mertens vs (WC) A. Ahn
L. Sun vs C. Osorio
C. Bucsa vs Qualifier
A. Eala vs (14) C. Tauson

(9) E. Rybakina vs (WC) J. Pareja
L. Bronzetti vs Qualifier
E. Raducanu vs Qualifier
Qualifier vs. (24) V. Kudermetova

(32) M. Kessler vs M. Linette
Qualifier vs. M Vondrousova
A. Sasnovich vs I. Jovic
Qualifier vs (7) J. Paolini


(4) J. Pegula vs M. Sherif
Y. Starodubtseva vs A. Blinkova
V. Azarenka vs Qualifier
A. Pavlyuchenkova vs (30) D. Yastremska

(17) L. Samsonova vs Y. Yuan
L. Jeanjean vs Qualifier
A. Li vs R. Sramkova
Qualifier vs (16) B. Bencic

(10) E. Navarro vs Y. Wang
J. Teichmann vs (WC) C. McNally
M. Uchijima vs O. Danilovic
B. Krejcikova vs (22) V. Mboko

(25) J. Ostapenko vs Qualifier
T. Townsend vs A. Ruzic
A. Potapova vs L. Zhu
A. Parks vs (5) M. Andreeva

Bottom Half

(6) M. Keys vs R. Zarazua
P. Kvitova vs D. Parry
Qualifier vs Z. Sonmez
K. Boulter vs (27) M. Kostyuk

(21) L. Noskova vs Qualifier
Qualifier vs E. Lys
S. Cirstea vs S. Sierra
(WC) V. Williams vs (11) K. Muchova

(15) D. Kasatkina vs E. Ruse
K. Rakhimova vs (WC) C. Garcia
H. Baptiste vs K. Siniakova
G. Minnen vs (23) N. Osaka

(28) M. Frech vs (WC) T. Gibson
Qualifier vs P. Stearns
D. Vekic vs J. Bouzas Maneiro
A. Tomljanovic vs (3) C. Gauff


(8) A. Anisimova vs K. Birrell
Qualifier vs M. Joint
D. Collins vs J. Cristian
A. Krueger vs (26) S. Kenin

(18) B. Haddad Maia vs S. Kartal
L. Boisson vs V. Golubic
M. Sakkari vs T. Maria
A. Bondar vs (12) E. Svitolina

(13) E. Alexandrova vs A. Sevastova
C. Dolehide vs X. Wang
A. Zakharova vs E. Avanesyan
L. Siegemund vs (20) D. Shnaider

(29) A. Kalinskaya vs (WC) C. Ngounoue
Y. Putintseva vs E. Cocciaretto
S. Lamens vs (WC) V. Glozman
E. Arango vs (2) I. Swiatek

by JTContinental Swiatek has the easiest path to the SF and Sabalenka has the toughest path. That said, they should both make the SF, along with Coco or Keys, and someone random in Pegula’s section. I don’t think Andreeva is healthy enough to challenge this time.

by ti-amie Qualifiers/LL Placed Top Half

SABALENKA, Aryna [1] vs MASAROVA, Rebeka SUI
PARRIZAS DIAZ, Nuria ESP vs KUDERMETOVA, Polina
JACQUEMOT, Elsa FRA vs BOUZKOVA, Marie CZE
MARINO, Rebecca CAN (Q) vs FERNANDEZ, Leylah CAN [31]

MERTENS, Elise BEL [19] vs AHN, Alyssa USA (W)
SUN, Lulu NZL vs OSORIO, Camila COL
BUCSA, Cristina ESP vs LIU, Claire USA (Q)
EALA, Alexandra PHI vs TAUSON, Clara DEN [14]

RYBAKINA, Elena KAZ [9] vs PAREJA, Julieta USA (W)
BRONZETTI, Lucia ITA vs VALENTOVA, Tereza CZE (Q)
RADUCANU, Emma GBR vs SHIBAHARA, Ena JPN (Q)
TJEN, Janice INA (Q) vs KUDERMETOVA, Veronika [24]

KESSLER, McCartney USA [32] vs LINETTE, Magda POL
SELEKHMETEVA, Oksana (Q) vs VONDROUSOVA, Marketa CZE
SASNOVICH, Aliaksandra vs JOVIC, Iva USA
AIAVA, Destanee AUS (Q) vs PAOLINI, Jasmine ITA [7]


PEGULA, Jessica USA [4] vs SHERIF, Mayar EGY
STARODUBTSEVA, Yuliia UKR vs BLINKOVA, Anna
AZARENKA, Victoria vs INOUE, Hina USA (Q)
PAVLYUCHENKOVA, Anastasia vs YASTREMSKA, Dayana UKR [30]

SAMSONOVA, Liudmila [17] vs YUAN, Yue CHN
JEANJEAN, Leolia FRA vs HON, Priscilla AUS (Q)
LI, Ann USA vs SRAMKOVA, Rebecca SVK
ZHANG, Shuai CHN (Q) vs BENCIC, Belinda SUI [16]

NAVARRO, Emma USA [10] vs WANG, Yafan CHN
TEICHMANN, Jil SUI vs MCNALLY, Caty USA (W)
UCHIJIMA, Moyuka JPN vs DANILOVIC, Olga SRB
KREJCIKOVA, Barbora CZE vs MBOKO, Victoria CAN [22]

OSTAPENKO, Jelena LAT [25] vs WANG, Xiyu CHN (Q)
TOWNSEND, Taylor USA vs RUZIC, Antonia CRO
POTAPOVA, Anastasia vs ZHU, Lin CHN
PARKS, Alycia USA vs ANDREEVA, Mirra [5]

by ti-amie Qualifiers/LL Placed Bottom Half

KEYS, Madison USA [6] vs ZARAZUA, Renata MEX
KVITOVA, Petra CZE vs PARRY, Diane FRA
VOLYNETS, Katie USA (Q) vs SONMEZ, Zeynep TUR
BOULTER, Katie GBR vs KOSTYUK, Marta UKR [27]

NOSKOVA, Linda CZE [21] vs GALFI, Dalma HUN (Q)
JONES, Francesca GBR (Q) vs LYS, Eva GER
CIRSTEA, Sorana ROU vs SIERRA, Solana ARG
WILLIAMS, Venus USA (W) vs MUCHOVA, Karolina CZE [11]

KASATKINA, Daria AUS [15] vs RUSE, Elena-Gabriela ROU
RAKHIMOVA, Kamilla vs GARCIA, Caroline FRA (W)
BAPTISTE, Hailey USA vs SINIAKOVA, Katerina CZE
MINNEN, Greet BEL vs OSAKA, Naomi JPN [23]

FRECH, Magdalena POL [28] vs GIBSON, Talia AUS (W)
SEMENISTAJA, Darja LAT (Q) vs STEARNS, Peyton USA
VEKIC, Donna CRO vs BOUZAS MANEIRO, Jessica ESP
TOMLJANOVIC, Ajla AUS vs GAUFF, Coco USA [3]


ANISIMOVA, Amanda USA [8] vs BIRRELL, Kimberly AUS
JIMENEZ KASINTSEVA, Victoria AND (Q) vs JOINT, Maya AUS
COLLINS, Danielle USA vs CRISTIAN, Jaqueline ROU
KRUEGER, Ashlyn USA vs KENIN, Sofia USA [26]

HADDAD MAIA, Beatriz BRA [18] vs KARTAL, Sonay GBR
BOISSON, Lois FRA vs GOLUBIC, Viktorija SUI
SAKKARI, Maria GRE vs MARIA, Tatjana GER
BONDAR, Anna HUN vs SVITOLINA, Elina UKR [12]

ALEXANDROVA, Ekaterina [13] vs SEVASTOVA, Anastasija LAT
DOLEHIDE, Caroline USA vs WANG, Xinyu CHN
ZAKHAROVA, Anastasia vs AVANESYAN, Elina ARM
SIEGEMUND, Laura GER vsSHNAIDER, Diana [20]

KALINSKAYA, Anna [29] vs NGOUNOUE, Clervie USA (W)
PUTINTSEVA, Yulia KAZ vs COCCIARETTO, Elisabetta ITA
LAMENS, Suzan NED vs GLOZMAN, Valerie USA (W)
ARANGO, Emiliana COL vs SWIATEK, Iga POL [2]

by skatingfan First Grand Slam

Alyssa Ahn, United States of America (18)
Valerie Glozman, United States of America (18)
Hina Inoue, United States of America (22)
Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva, Andorra (20)
Julieta Pareja, United States of America (16)
Antonia Ruzic, Croatia (22)
Darja Semenistaja, Latvia (22)
Janice Tjen, Indonesia (23)

First US Open

Emiliana Arango, Colombia (24)
Lois Boisson, France (22)
Alexandera Eala, Philippines (20)
Talia Gibson, Australia (21)
Francesca Jones, Great Britain (24)
Sonay Kartal, Great Britain (23)
Polina Kudermetova, Russia (22)
Suzan Lamens, Netherlands (26)
Victoria Mboko, Canada (18)
Oksana Selekhmeteva, Russia (22)
Zeynep Sonmez, Turkey (23)
Rebecca Sramkova, Slovakia (28)
Tereza Valentova, Czech Republic (18)
Anastasia Zakharova, Russia (23)

by ashkor87 very open, again..
Swiatek 50%
Sabalenka 30%
Andreeva 10%
Gauff 9%
Field - 1% (just because folks here dont like 0%)

by ashkor87 upset warning; Siegemund may well beat Shnaider, who may not have recovered/acclamatized after Monterrey

by ponchi101

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 24, 2025 3:51 am very open, again..
Swiatek 50%
Sabalenka 30%
Andreeva 10%
Gauff 9%
Field - 1% (just because folks here dont like 0%)

Iga 50%
Sabalenka 25%
Coco (former champ, crowd favorite, loves the place, recently won RG) 15%
American team: 5%
Other (non American player): 5%

But this time, OTHER has just a sliver of a chance. And that is because Iga is back.

by ashkor87 so, not very different from mine.. I think there will be broad consensus.. reason I reduced Coco (though I started where you did) is she is trying our some new biomechanics.. will take some time to adjust..

by ashkor87 My 'field' is mainly Mboko..maybe she can pull an Andreescu...

by ashkor87 I see Alexandrova and Shnaider are due to meet again at the USO.. third round.. assuming the USO is a bit faster than Monterrey, we could see the result reversed.. but sad, all the same, that they meet again so soon. Assuming, of course, that Xinyu Wang doesnt knock off Alexandrova (which could well happen, Wang is really a fine player) and Shnaider gets past Siegemund (which also may not happen).

by ponchi101

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 24, 2025 1:25 pm My 'field' is mainly Mboko..maybe she can pull an Andreescu...

There you go. I can envision her doing well. Up and coming, has the athleticism, and there is that precedent you mention.
Give her a solid 2% chance. That is a bit more than your 1% ( joke )

by ti-amie Mboko has a tough first round match vs Krejcikova who I'm guessing will be very motivated to win against this summer's sensation.

by ti-amie

by ashkor87 Projected semis:
Andreeva vs Sabalenka and Swiatek vs Osaka
Coco will struggle because of her new corrected action, will do well in the long run but it will take time - new muscle memory has to be built..

by Suliso I'm not convinced about Osaka either. More likely it will be some surprise.

by ponchi101 Andreeva beating Parks 0&1 will be the oddity. She has not been playing well.
I say we will see two mild surprises in the semis. Nothing totally out to lunch, but a bit unexpected.

by ashkor87

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 9:30 am Andreeva beating Parks 0&1 will be the oddity. She has not been playing well.
I say we will see two mild surprises in the semis. Nothing totally out to lunch, but a bit unexpected.

she played very well in this match - she is coming of age.. she will soon challenge for the throne. Maybe even the US Open title this year. Sabalenka, Rybakina, Gauff, all have problems - except Swiatek, they are all a bit off - there is an opening, and Andreeva is the best player outside those few.

by Suliso I'm reading elsewhere that Swiatek is the first player since Radwanska a decade ago to win 24 consecutive GS R1 matches.

by JTContinental

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 8:21 am Projected semis:
Andreeva vs Sabalenka and Swiatek vs Osaka
Coco will struggle because of her new corrected action, will do well in the long run but it will take time - new muscle memory has to be built..

Andreeva is injured and will not make the SF, I don't think. It was kind of surprising that she was playing at all, and beating Alycia Parks isn't really an indicator of how she is feeling healthwise. She'll lose to the first opponent who is good at tennis is my prediction.

by JTContinental

Suliso wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 7:33 pm I'm reading elsewhere that Swiatek is the first player since Radwanska a decade ago to win 24 consecutive GS R1 matches.

Impressive, but still a long way from Serena's 46, which ranged from 1998-2012.

by ashkor87

JTContinental wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 8:13 pm

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 8:21 am Projected semis:
Andreeva vs Sabalenka and Swiatek vs Osaka
Coco will struggle because of her new corrected action, will do well in the long run but it will take time - new muscle memory has to be built..

Andreeva is injured and will not make the SF, I don't think. It was kind of surprising that she was playing at all, and beating Alycia Parks isn't really an indicator of how she is feeling healthwise. She'll lose to the first opponent who is good at tennis is my prediction.

saw the match, didnt look injured to me..

by ti-amie

by ti-amie Parks played the semis in Monterrey I believe, a huge mistake on her part. There was no way she was going to win this match but that's just my opinion.

by jazzyg I don't know what Andreeva will do for the rest of the tournament, but her movement and hitting were top notch against Parks. Parks helped her out by playing terribly, but irrespective of that, Andreeva was very, very sharp.

by ashkor87 Clijsters thinks Osaka will win the title.. how I wish..!

by ponchi101 Bold prediction.
I would not mind but...

by ashkor87 Siegemund beat Shnaider, as predicted. Winning the previous week, far away, on a different surface - kiss of death.

by ashkor87 Same thing happened to Noskova last year..Alexandrova is a veteran, made of sterner stuff..

by ashkor87 can Vekic beat Coco? somehow, I doubt it.. dont know their h2h record though..I dont remember them playing each other much

by ponchi101 If good Vekic shows up, she can fight. If Coco brings 18 DF's with her, you know every match is a tragedy for her.

by ashkor87 good win for Vekic over Bouzas Maneiro.. watched a bit on highlights on the USO site - I always wondered why Vekic does so well on fast courts (of course she did well at the Olympics too but I thought that was abit of an outlier).. she has a very short backswing, almost none at all, especially on the forehand, generates pace using the opponent's power - good recipe for doing well on a fast court.
Sinner, too, has a very short backswing on the forehand, unlike Alcaraz - I imagine it helps him a lot on fast courts.

by ti-amie Women's Doubles Draw

SINIAKOVA CZE / TOWNSEND USA [1] vs KICHENOK UKR / SUTJIADI INA
PARKS USA / YASTREMSKA UKR vs BIRRELL AUS / GADECKI AUS
BLINKOVA / FRECH POL vs KUDERMETOVA / POTAPOVA
OSORIO COL / YUAN CHN vs MIHALIKOVA SVK / NICHOLLS GBR [15]

ALEXANDROVA / ZHANG CHN [12] vs CRISTIAN ROU / MORATELLI ITA
BOULTER GBR / KARTAL GBR vs SANTAMARIA USA / TANG CHN
EIKERI NOR / HOZUMI JPN vs KALASHNIKOVA GEO / STARODUBTSEVA UKR
FERNANDEZ CAN / WILLIAMS USA (W) vs KICHENOK UKR / PEREZ AUS [6]

KUDERMETOVA / MERTENS BEL [4] vs LAMENS NED / LYS GER
BRANTMEIER USA / HAMILTON USA (W) vs FRODIN USA / PENICKOVA USA (W)
BOUZAS MANEIRO ESP / COCCIARETTO ITA vs KOSTYUK UKR / RUSE ROU
JOINT AUS / MCNALLY USA vs HADDAD MAIA BRA / SIEGEMUND GER [14]

CHAN TPE / JIANG CHN [10] vs AOYAMA JPN / WANG CHN
GOLUBIC SUI / LI USA vs BRONZETTI ITA / PITER POL
BAPTISTE USA / OSUIGWE USA (W) vs HUNTER AUS / KRAWCZYK USA
DART GBR / PUTINTSEVA KAZ vs ANDREEVA / SHNAIDER [5]


GUO CHN / PANOVA [8] vs DETIUC CZE / PRIDANKINA
XU CHN / YANG CHN vs PAREJA USA / URHOBO USA (W)
KEMPEN BEL / SHERIF EGY vs JOVIC USA / NGOUNOUE USA (W)
KREJCIKOVA CZE / OSTAPENKO LAT vs BABOS HUN / STEFANI BRA [11]

BUCSA ESP / MELICHAR-MARTINEZ USA[13] vs HSIEH TPE / KRUEGER USA
DOLEHIDE USA / KENIN USA vs LINETTE POL / SHIBAHARA JPN
LUMSDEN GBR / NINOMIYA JPN vs GLEASON USA / MARTINS BRA
SKOCH CZE / VONDROUSOVA CZE vs DABROWSKI CAN / ROUTLIFFE NZL [3]

MUHAMMAD USA / SCHUURS NED [7] vs CORLEY USA / CORLEY USA (W)
OLMOS MEX / SISKOVA CZE vs NOSKOVA CZE / SRAMKOVA SVK
NICULESCU ROU / SEVASTOVA LAT vs ZHENG CHN / ZHU CHN
RUZIC CRO / SCHOOFS NED vs DANILINA KAZ / KRUNIC SRB [9]

KHROMACHEVA / RAKHIMOVA [16] vs STOLLAR HUN / WU TPE
KATO JPN / ZARAZUA MEX vs MASAROVA SUI / PAVLYUCHENKOVA
KESSLER USA / STEARNS USA vs CIRSTEA ROU / KALINSKAYA
BOISSON FRA / MARIA GER vs ERRANI ITA / PAOLINI ITA [2]

by ashkor87 Oatapenko was always likely to lose early - she is the one who has no class (not in my sense) - saying all those stupid things about TT .. for no reason whatever that I could see.

by ponchi101 It stemmed from Townsend hit a net shot and not making the common "I am sorry" gesture.
Kind of a silly thing to complain about, I sort of think.

by ashkor87

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 24, 2025 8:47 am so, not very different from mine.. I think there will be broad consensus.. reason I reduced Coco (though I started where you did) is she is trying our some new biomechanics.. will take some time to adjust..

the effects are already visible.. she is so cautious with her serve motion, she is not hitting it at all... just trying to spin it in. Not going to win the USO that way.

by skatingfan

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 4:18 am It stemmed from Townsend hit a net shot and not making the common "I am sorry" gesture.
Kind of a silly thing to complain about, I sort of think.

Kind of like yelling at the chair umpire because they awarded a player a first serve. It's like a there's a pattern here or something.

by ti-amie It was a bad set of tennis though.





The mods already took the post down once so why won't they take this down?

by ponchi101 Yes, but if you are going to make that claim, back it up with some numbers. At least.

by ti-amie

Whatever helps you sleep at night...

by ponchi101 Yes, Emma. They have a point to prove. But not against you.
And, if that is the reason they beat you, the solution then is easy. Maybe you should get a point to prove too.

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by skatingfan

ti-amie wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:03 am

by ashkor87 revised SF expectation
Vondrousova versus Krejcikova
Osaka vs Swiatek..
Vondrousova has beaten Sabalenka before, on rass, in fact, and is playing very well - can stand up to power, as she showed against Rybakina. Krejcikova is a Tier 1 player, two-time major champion, also playing well, she should be able to beat Pegula..
On the other side, Osaka is performing very well.. beat Coco as expected. There is a decent chance she can win the whole thing..

by ponchi101 Osaka beat Coco as expected? Expected by whom?
I am not saying I am surprised she beat her; Coco is not playing well. But from there to expected there is a bit of road.
Marketa/Aryna. 5-4, 3-2 overall and hard courts for Aryna. Again, any outcome will be reasonable. But with Elena out, I say Aryna will meet her demise in the finals.

by ptmcmahon

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 7:16 am Osaka beat Coco as expected? Expected by whom?
I am not saying I am surprised she beat her; Coco is not playing well. But from there to expected there is a bit of road.
Marketa/Aryna. 5-4, 3-2 overall and hard courts for Aryna. Again, any outcome will be reasonable. But with Elena out, I say Aryna will meet her demise in the finals.

I went with Osaka in predictions at least

by ti-amie

by ponchi101 A bit surprised about the Pegula/Krejcikova match. The score was a bit too easy for Jessica. Anybody saw it?

by ptmcmahon

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 7:16 am Osaka beat Coco as expected? Expected by whom?

Actually, checking predictions we went 6-4 in favor of Osaka over Gauff.

by skatingfan

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 03, 2025 2:06 am A bit surprised about the Pegula/Krejcikova match. The score was a bit too easy for Jessica. Anybody saw it?

Krecikova was flat, and didn't have her legs - Pegula played her regular steady level, and won comfortably.

by ti-amie

by ponchi101 When you win, everybody is a wonder.
it is when you lose that you show who you really are.
She does not take losing easily. Which I gather is one reason why she is so great.

by ashkor87

skatingfan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 03, 2025 11:14 am

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 03, 2025 2:06 am A bit surprised about the Pegula/Krejcikova match. The score was a bit too easy for Jessica. Anybody saw it?

Krecikova was flat, and didn't have her legs - Pegula played her regular steady level, and won comfortably.

that is more or less what I saw.. I did see the whole match.. and anyway, Krejcikova's backswing is too elaborate for a fast court.. Pegula just didnt give her time, harried and pushed her.. well done!
also, I dont think Krejcikova handles heat well - she had wilted at the AO against Keys a couple years ago..

by ashkor87 That Osaka versus Anisimova match had some of the best pure ball striking I have seen in a long time - good tennis show!

by ponchi101 Both matches were good (say the scores). Now let's get ready to Sinner slaughtering Felix in 1:23. And maybe, Novak can challenge Carlos and it will be a good match.
See how much fun that will be.

by Suliso Alcaraz vs Djokovic is at a good time in my time zone. The other match in the middle of the night and I'm fine missing it.

by ashkor87 one way to see the women's finals is - Anisimova enabled Swiatek to win Wimbledon by taking out Sabalenka.. has she now enabled Sabalenka to win the USO by taking out Swiatek and Osaka? I think both have a 50-50 chance today, first time in a long time the finalists have had an even chance.
I hear Trump is going to watch the Men's - does he realize there is only one American in the finals, and that is on the women's side..!

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