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The fourth and final Grand Slam of the 2024 tennis season is finally here.
After a week of qualifying matches, the US Open main draw is set and will kick off on Monday. If the Olympics and the Cincinnati Open were any indicator of the competition, then New York is in for a treat.
On the men’s side, Novak Djokovic is the reigning US Open champion and is coming off a gold medal at the Paris Olympics. Djokovic is seeking his 25th Grand Slam title, which would break the tie with Margaret Court for most all-time.
Australian Open victor Jannik Sinner claimed the top seed on the men’s side, setting up a potential semifinal match against No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz, who has also had a strong year, winning both the French Open and Wimbledon.
Coco Gauff earned her first career major title last year at the US Open and will look to defend her title as the No. 3 seed. Top seed Iga Świątek is having a career year, winning five titles, including the French Open. No. 2 seeded Aryna Sabalenka may be coming in with the most momentum, after defeating American Jessica Pegula at the Cincinnati Open just a week ago.
Two-time US Open champion Naomi Osaka also returns and will face off against No. 10 Jelena Ostapenko in the first round.
Two weeks of tennis are set to begin in the Big Apple. Here is everything you need to know to listen to the US Open on the radio.
US Open radio station
Listen to U.S. Open coverage live on SiriusXM channel 380.
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US Open tennis schedule 2024
After a week of qualifying matches, the main draw of the US Open gets underway on Monday, Aug. 26. The women’s final will take place on Saturday, Sept. 7, while the men’s final will be held on Sunday, Sept. 8.
The doubles tournament featuring men’s, women’s and mixed will begin on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
| Dates | Events |
| Monday, Aug. 26 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 1st Round |
| Tuesday, Aug. 27 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 1st Round |
| Wednesday, Aug. 28 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 2nd Round, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 1st Round |
| Thursday, Aug. 29 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 2nd Round, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 1st Round |
| Friday, Aug. 30 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 3rd Round, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 2nd Round |
| Saturday, Aug. 31 | Men’s and Women’s Singles 3rd Round, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 2nd Round |
| Sunday, Sept. 1 | Men’s and Women’s Round of 16, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 3rd Round |
| Monday, Sept. 2 | Men’s and Women’s Round of 16, Men’s and Women’s Doubles 3rd Round |
| Tuesday, Sept. 3 | Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals, Men’s and Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals, Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals |
| Wednesday, Sept. 4 | Men’s and Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals, Women’s Doubles Semifinals, Mixed Doubles Semifinals |
| Thursday, Sept. 5 | Mixed Doubles Final (or Women’s Doubles Final), Men’s Doubles Semifinals, Women’s Semifinals |
| Friday, Sept. 6 | Women’s Doubles Final (or Mixed Doubles Final), Men’s Semifinals |
| Saturday, Sept. 7 | Men’s Doubles Final, Women’s Final |
| Saturday, Sept. 8 | Men’s Final |
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