by ti-amie Tuesday, August 26

Arthur Ashe Stadium
11:30 AM

Women's SinglesR1
COL E. Arango vs POL I. Swiatek [2]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
ITA J. Sinner [1] vs CZE V. Kopriva
7:00 PM
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
AUS A. Tomljanovic vs USA C. Gauff [3]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GER A. Zverev [3] vs CHI A. Tabilo

Louis Armstrong Stadium
11:00 AM

Men's SinglesR1
ITA L. Musetti [10] vs FRA G. Mpetshi Perricard
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
USA A. Anisimova [8] vs AUS K. Birrell
7:00 PM
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
BEL G. Minnen vs JPN N. Osaka [23]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
DEN E. Moller vs USA T. Paul [14]

Grandstand
11:00 AM

Women's SinglesR1
GBR K. Boulter vs UKR M. Kostyuk [27]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
KAZ A. Bublik [23] vs CRO M. Cilic
Women's SinglesR1
Not before 3:00 PM
USA A. Krueger vs USA S. Kenin [26]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
AUS C. O'Connell vs AUS A. de Minaur [8]

Stadium 17
11:00 AM

Men's SinglesR1
HUN M. Fucsovics vs CAN D. Shapovalov [27]
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
USA D. Collins vs ROU J. Cristian
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GBR B. Harris vs CAN F. Auger-Aliassime [25]
Women's SinglesR1
Not before 6:00 PM
USA H. Baptiste vs CZE K. Siniakova

Court 5
11:00 AM

Women's SinglesR1
AND V. Jimenez Kasintseva vs AUS M. Joint
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
AUS A. Popyrin vs FIN E. Ruusuvuori
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GER L. Siegemund vs D. Shnaider [20]
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
FRA G. Monfils vs R. Safiullin

Court 6
1:00 PM

Men's SinglesR1
SUI L. Riedi vs ESP P. Martinez
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GBR F. Jones vs GER E. Lys
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
ROU S. Cirstea vs ARG S. Sierra

Court 7
11:00 AM

Men's SinglesR1
ITA M. Arnaldi vs ARG F. Cerundolo [19]
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
CZE L. Noskova [21] vs HUN D. Galfi
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GRE S. Tsitsipas [26] vs FRA A. Muller
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
A. Zakharova vs ARM E. Avanesyan

Court 10
1:00 PM

Women's SinglesR1
Not before 1:00 PM
FRA L. Boisson vs SUI V. Golubic
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
FRA H. Gaston vs JPN S. Mochizuki

Court 11
11:00 AM

Women's SinglesR1
NED S. Lamens vs USA V. Glozman
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
FRA Q. Halys vs BEL D. Goffin
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
E. Alexandrova [13] vs LAT A. Sevastova
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
POR N. Borges vs USA B. Holt

Court 12
11:00 AM

Women's SinglesR1
BRA B. Haddad Maia [18] vs GBR S. Kartal
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
USA C. Dolehide vs CHN X. Wang
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
ITA L. Sonego vs AUS T. Schoolkate
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
ESP R. Bautista Agut vs GBR J. Fearnley

Court 13
1:00 PM

Men's SinglesR1
Not before 1:00 PM
FRA V. Royer vs CHN Y. Bu
Men's SinglesR1
Upcoming
GER D. Altmaier vs SRB H. Medjedovic
Women's SinglesR1
Upcoming
CRO D. Vekic vs ESP J. Bouzas Maneiro

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by ponchi101 Arango will get a maximum of 20 points today. She is as thin as a reed.

by ashkor87 the good matches today are Bublik - Cilic and Noskova - Galfi (Galfi is a junior champion, and Noskova is Noskova).. will Tsitsipas survive? Unlikely..

by jazzyg I don't mean to continually bang on Mpetshi Perricard (oh wait, yes, actually that's exactly what I mean to do), but he has won eight points on Musetti's serve through 13 service games plus a tiebreak. To his credit, two of those points came in the first-set tiebreak he won, but his ineptitude on return remains historic, and as Ponch pointed out, he's capable of hitting big groundies. He just rarely does it during an opponent's service games.

Edit: it's now nine points won in 16 service games plus a tiebreak.

Edit 2: The match is over and M-P won only 13 of 100 return points. He finally won two points on Musetti's serve in the final game (and the only time in the match) when he went up 0-30 as Musetti got tight for a moment.

by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 4:41 pm I don't mean to continually bang on Mpetshi Perricard (oh wait, yes, actually that's exactly what I mean to do), but he has won eight points on Musetti's serve through 13 service games plus a tiebreak. To his credit, two of those points came in the first-set tiebreak he won, but his ineptitude on return remains historic, and as Ponch pointed out, he's capable of hitting big groundies. He just rarely does it during an opponent's service games.

I watched him win the Lyon title last year. He looked good off the ground. I wonder if he is managing his energy in these B5 matches and not putting a ton into return games.

Right now, he is the ultimate Bot.

by Suliso Sinner didn't waste time, that's for sure.

by news727 19 seed Francisco Cerundolo is the first player of this year's USO to come back from two sets down to win it.

3-6, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-3 to be exact.

by JTContinental

meganfernandez wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 4:44 pm

jazzyg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 4:41 pm I don't mean to continually bang on Mpetshi Perricard (oh wait, yes, actually that's exactly what I mean to do), but he has won eight points on Musetti's serve through 13 service games plus a tiebreak. To his credit, two of those points came in the first-set tiebreak he won, but his ineptitude on return remains historic, and as Ponch pointed out, he's capable of hitting big groundies. He just rarely does it during an opponent's service games.

I watched him win the Lyon title last year. He looked good off the ground. I wonder if he is managing his energy in these B5 matches and not putting a ton into return games.

Right now, he is the ultimate Bot.

I heard yesterday that he was the first person to ever win a 5 set match this year without having a single break point on his opponent's serve.

by jazzyg Only Cirstea (Cleveland) avoided the traditional let-down of the three players who won tournaments the week before a slam.

Fucsovics (Winston Salem) won eight games in three sets against the previously struggling Shapovalov.

Shnaider had a tough draw against Siegemund and reverted to her summer form after the one-week blip in Monterrey.

by ti-amie Tomljanovic served for the second set, lost a long rally and instead of being in a third set the set is level at 5 all.

by ti-amie Gauff just lost the second set TB to Tomljanovic 6-7(2).

by jazzyg There were some outrageously good points near the end of the second set of Gauff-Tomljanovic.

Tomljanovic kept that high level in the tiebreak while Gauff fell precipitously.

by ashkor87 Coco not impressive today.. Forehand as bad as ever, poor footwork, standing too far back to return, could have pressured the serve more.

by ti-amie And just like that it's 5 all in the third set. It's not just her mechanics Cori's not thinking well right now.

by ti-amie That was sheer will on Cori's part to keep herself upright and not fall. She wins the match 6-4, 6-7(2), 7-5.

by ponchi101 Coco takes it. But that was not a good omen.

About Perricard. I believe he has won TWICE this year in matches that he never had a BP.
I hate the term SERVEBOT; I believe that Goran, Pete, Boris and others that were labeled as that were mis characterized. But there comes a moment in which you cannot avoid the term. Perricard has to be told that winning a point in 20 strokes is the same as winning it in one. He is truly amazing in his lack of clarity for the game.

by news727 Estimated endtime of Arthur Ashe match between Zverev and Tabilo is 1:30am ET.

If each player takes a set after two, 2:26am record would be in serious jeopardy.

We set a new duration record for this year's USO earlier today, with Altmaier defeating Medjedovic 7-5, 6(3)-7, 7(9)-6, 6(5)-7, 6-4. The match started at 3:40pm and concluded at 8:26pm. Had this been on either Ashe or Armstrong, the overnight session will not start until 9:30pm!

by jazzyg That Gauff-Tomljanovic match was one of the best matches of the year.

People are reading far too much into narrative rather than watching each point. They both were hitting hard and deep consistently. The women's game has been unmitigated garbage all year long, but that was highly entertaining.

by JTContinental

jazzyg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 2:28 am That Gauff-Tomljanovic match was one of the best matches of the year.

People are reading far too much into narrative rather than watching each point. They both were hitting hard and deep consistently. The women's game has been unmitigated garbage all year long, but that was highly entertaining.

Absolutely correct. Whoever was scoring the errors was pretty unrelenting--yes, many points landed with the ball outside the lines, but usually after a 15+ shot rally. Both players were blowing the cover of the ball--I've never seen Tomljanovic hit so hard or aggressively before. Coco's serve woes didn't come into play until she served for the match the first time. It held up well, considering she's completely changing her mechanics.

by JTContinental

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 1:50 am Coco not impressive today.. Forehand as bad as ever, poor footwork, standing too far back to return, could have pressured the serve more.

Unless you wrote this early on, we watched two different matches. Also, she broke Tomljanovic's serve 8 times and had 15 break points.

by ashkor87

JTContinental wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 2:57 am

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 1:50 am Coco not impressive today.. Forehand as bad as ever, poor footwork, standing too far back to return, could have pressured the serve more.

Unless you wrote this early on, we watched two different matches. Also, she broke Tomljanovic's serve 8 times and had 15 break points.

30 UFEs and 12 DFs? Her dfs came at pressure times, when she was servinv for the match, she opened with two. Not a good sign. of course, my comments reflect the fact that i expect better from her!

by patrick Think Gauff had 6 DFs in her last 3 service games