Andrés Tomás Rico
Rybakina does not confirm 100% her presence at the US Open: "I want to make sure that everything is okay"
The world number two was forced to withdraw in Cincinnati due to discomfort in her Achilles tendon, and her participation in the US Open, where she could achieve the number one ranking, remains uncertain.
A total of 19 players, from both the women's and men's draws, will not be able to attend the US Open due to various injuries.
Jódar is now in New York and has completed his first training session at the US Open
Anisimova: "Winning a Grand Slam completes a tennis player's life"
The 2025 US Open finalist opened up in an interview where she stated that “now I take about 10 minutes to disconnect, and that is something I didn’t do when I was 20 years old.”
Alcaraz surrenders to Serena Williams: "It was like playing in a Grand Slam final"
The Spanish player confessed how he experienced playing with the American in the mixed doubles at the US Open 2026.
Pegula 'wants' to coach Djokovic: "I would love to know what goes through his mind"
The American stated that she would like to coach Djokovic because "he is very tactical, and I think that relates more to my playing style."
We explain the aspects to consider before the start of the last Grand Slam of the year by analyzing the entire schedule, timings, and when the favorites can play.
Wawrinka's beautiful message after not receiving an invitation for his last US Open: "Eternally grateful, New York"
The 2016 champion avoids controversy despite not receiving an invitation to play one last time: “Here I experienced some of the strongest emotions of my entire career.”
Federer: "It's a shame not to be on the circuit anymore, but it was a wonderful time and I miss it a lot"
The Swiss player spoke with the media before his exhibition match at the US Open and ruled out a comeback like Serena Williams: "Not at all, I am too busy."
"Alcaraz and Sinner built their tennis from Djokovic's"
Two former tennis players, Andrea Petkovic and Christopher Eubanks, claim that the influence of the Serbian's game on the new generations was greater than that of Nadal and Federer.
The new mixed doubles model that was so successful last year in New York repeats the format, while the winning pair will take home a prize money of 1 million dollars.