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US Open 2026
Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton in four sets for the men's title, his second major, and the wait for an American man to win one reaches 23 years. Elena Rybakina won the women's title. Catch up on the Shelton–Alcaraz quarterfinal, then see how every final finished.
Watch: Shelton vs. Alcaraz quarterfinal highlightsSee all US Open coverage →Men's Singles
- SemifinalAlexander Zverev (1) vs. Karen Khachanov
- SemifinalBen Shelton (8) vs. Frances Tiafoe (11)
- FinalBen Shelton (8) vs. Alexander Zverev (1)
MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPION: Alexander Zverev – first US Open title, 2nd Grand Slam (French, 2026)Complete. See results on the US Open hub
Women's Singles
- FinalAryna Sabalenka (1) vs. Elena Rybakina (2)
WOMEN'S SINGLES CHAMPION: Elena Rybakina – first US Open title, 3rd Grand SlamComplete. See results on the US Open hub
Men's Doubles
- FinalHarrison/Skupski (5) vs. Krawietz/Pütz (6)
MEN'S DOUBLES CHAMPIONS: Christian Harrison/Neal Skupski – 2nd major together this season (also Australian Open 2026)Complete. See results on the US Open hub
Women's Doubles
- FinalSiniaková/Townsend (1) vs. Krueger/Montgomery
WOMEN'S DOUBLES CHAMPIONS: Katerina Siniaková/Taylor Townsend – career Grand Slam complete (4th major together)Complete. See results on the US Open hub
Times ET. US TV and streaming per ESPN’s 2026 US Open schedule.
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Watch & Learn
Three videos worth your next ten minutes, whether you play, watch, or coach from the sideline.
Greatest Points Ever! | US Open
A highlight reel of some of the best points in US Open history — Federer, Nadal, the Williams sisters, Agassi, Alcaraz, and more, all in one place. There's no instruction here, just the shotmaking that made you fall for this sport in the first place. Good for a quick break, or for showing a junior player what's possible at the top of the game.
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5 Incredible Doubles Strategies (Easily Win Your Next Tennis Match)
Five specific doubles habits — who to target with your return, when to move up or back, where to look off the ball, and how to reposition after a lob either way. Each one is a positioning rule you can test in your very next doubles set, not vague advice. Useful if your team keeps losing points it "should" win.
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This Movement Mistake Ends 90% Of All Doubles Points
PlayYourCourt's claim: one repeated movement error, not a technique flaw, is behind 90% of lost doubles points. The video names that mistake and what to do instead, so you fix the highest-leverage problem first. Worth watching for players and for the parents who are trying to figure out why a team keeps losing points it should win.
Watch on YouTube →Your Advantage Court…Online
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