US Open
First female US Open tournament director Allaster to step down in 2025
Stacey Allaster, who took charge of the New York Major in 2020, will help USTA find her successor
Quiz – How accurate are you about the four Grand Slams in 2024?
As is the case every year, the four Grand Slam tournaments were full of records and surprises. 20 questions to test you!
The biggest takeaways from the recent US Open and how punters should view this information gearing up for the next championships
This year’s US Open was defined by great young talent showing the way into the future of tennis. It’s a new era and this year’s final Grand Slam was a manifestation of that. Let’s take a closer look at some of the key takeaways of this year’s US Open
Dominic Thiem, the retirement interview (part 2): “I thought winning a Grand Slam would change my life forever. It didn’t”
In the second part of our exclusive interview made in Vienna with Dominic Thiem, the Austrian tells Tennis Majors about the impact of his US Open triumph, his wrist injury and what it was like to take on Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic
September 24, 1938: The day Don Budge completed the very first Grand Slam
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the most iconic moments in tennis history. On September 24, 1938, American Don Budge became the first player to complete the Grand Slam of all four majors in a calendar year
September 17, 1960: The day the US Nationals finals took place a week late due to Hurricane Donna
September 15, 1971: The day a US Open final ended in a tiebreak for the first time
September 14, 2009: The day Del Potro stunned five-time defending champ Federer in five sets to win the US Open
Dates, tickets, defending champions: Everything you wanted to know about the 2024 US Open (but never had the time to find out) – updated with singles champions
September 13, 2010: The day Rafael Nadal completed the career Grand Slam
September 12, 1992: The day Stefan Edberg beat Michael Chang in the longest-ever US Open match
September 12, 2009: The day Kim Clijsters became the first wildcard to win the US Open
September 11, 1999: The day Serena Williams won her first Grand Slam title at the US Open
September 10, 1988: Steffi Graf wins US Open to complete calendar-year Grand Slam
Fritz’s US Open run shows there is a window for more men to go deep in Grand Slams
September 9, 1979: Tracy Austin becomes the youngest woman to win the US Open
September 9, 1990: The day Pete Sampras became the youngest US Open champion in history
September 9, 1969: The day Rod Laver became the first man to win the coveted calendar-year Grand Slam twice
Sinner thrilled with US Open title considering “pre-tournament circumstances weren’t easy”
Fritz “pretty upset” with performance in US Open final