US Open 2023 schedule and order of play – updated daily

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Ready to track the 2023 US Open schedule as the fourth and final slam of the year unfolds? You are in the right place! Right here, I will be covering the US Open schedule 2023 in full – for the entire 14 days of the tournament. Additionally, ahead of each of these 14 days, I will be providing updates regarding the US Open order of play so that you know exactly what’s coming up. These updates will show the scheduled matches for every single court around Flushing Meadows, for the entire event. 

As a quick reminder, the US Open dates for the tournament show that the event will run from Monday, August 28th through to Sunday, September 10th. These are the dates between which the US Open 2023 draw will be played, and naturally, there are several competitions taking place at the same time. This is always the case with Grand Slam tournaments. As a result, as you will notice with the US Open order of play updates, there will be matches for the US Open 2023 doubles, juniors, mixed doubles, as well as wheelchair events played on certain days.

This all adds up to create a thrilling two-week of tennis for us to look forward to. So on that note, let me now work through the full US Open schedule for 2023.

US Open schedule – Sunday, September 10th 2023

Welcome to the grand finale of the 2023 US Open, where champions will be crowned, and tennis history will be made. As the tournament’s thrilling journey nears its conclusion, the world’s most elite athletes have gathered at the hallowed grounds of Arthur Ashe Stadium and Louis Armstrong Stadium for one last showdown of skill, determination, and heart.

In Arthur Ashe Stadium, the Women’s Doubles Final promises to deliver riveting action as players from different corners of the globe vie for supremacy on the doubles court. Following this, the Men’s Singles Final will bring together two tennis giants in a match that will keep spectators on the edge of their seats. All eyes in the tennis world will be peeled here.

On one side of the net, we have the indomitable force from Russia, Daniil Medvedev. Known for his relentless baseline game, impeccable court coverage, and remarkable consistency, Medvedev has been on a tear throughout this tournament. He ended the ambitions of Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-finals to set up a repeat of the 2021 US Open final.

Facing the Russian powerhouse is none other than the Serbian sensation, Novak Djokovic. Djokovic, a living legend in the world of tennis, is chasing history today. A win in this final would not only secure his record-breaking 24th Grand Slam title, putting him beyond the reach of Rafael Nadal, the only other active player with 22 Grand Slam titles. It would further cement his status as one of the greatest tennis players to ever grace the court. Known for his unrivaled mental toughness, all-court prowess, and unmatched versatility, Djokovic has the experience and tenacity to turn any match in his favor.

As these two giants collide on the hallowed grounds of Arthur Ashe Stadium, it’s not just a battle for the championship but also a clash of playing styles and a test of mental fortitude. Medvedev’s fierce determination to seize the throne clashes with Djokovic’s seasoned poise under pressure. Every point will be contested with ferocity, and every rally will be a testament to their athletic prowess.

Similar sentiments are to be expected in the Women’s Doubles Final. It should feature a thrilling contest between pairs from Canada, Germany, New Zealand, and Russia. Laura Siegemund, the German ace lost to recently crowned singles champion, Coco Gauff in the first round and would want to claim silverware herself.

Arthur Ashe Stadium:

• Women’s Doubles Final: G. Dabrowski [16] / E. Routliffe [16] vs L. Siegemund [12] / V. Zvonareva [12]
• Men’s Singles Final: D. Medvedev [3] vs N. Djokovic [2]

Louis Armstrong Stadium:

• WC Women’s Singles Final: D. De Groot [1] vs Y. Kamiji [2]
• WC Men’s Singles Final: G. Reid vs A. Hewett [2]
• WC Quad Singles Final: N. Vink [1] vs S. Schroder [2]

US Open schedule – Saturday, September 9th 2023

We are entering the final stretch of the US Open extravaganza and plenty is on the line. At Arthur Asche Stadium, all eyes will be on the mixed doubles and women’s singles final. American pair J. Pegula and A. Krajicek will face off against the formidable duo of Anna Danilina from Kazakhstan and Harri Heliovaara from Finland. Expect intense rallies and brilliant teamwork as they vie for the championship.

The excitement continues as the Women’s Singles Final takes centre stage. Crowd-favorite Coco Gauff from the USA, seeded 6th, battles it out against the powerful Aryna Sabalenka, the 2nd seed. Tennis fans can anticipate a fierce showdown between these two talented players, with the prestigious title hanging in the balance.

Over at Louis Armstrong Stadium, the WC Women’s Doubles Final features top-seeded Dutch pair D. De Groot and J. Griffioen facing the Japanese-South African duo of Y. Kamiji and K. Montjane, seeded 2nd. Following that, it’s time for the WC Quad Doubles Final, where Dutch stars S. Schroder and N. Vink, the top seeds, take on the British-South African combination of A. Lapthorne and D. Ramphadi.

Court 10 features the Junior Girls’ Doubles Final, featuring the Japanese duo of H. Kinoshita and W. Sonobe against the Romanian pair of M. Gae and A. Gureva, seeded 8th. Young talents will battle it out for junior glory.

Court 11 hosts the WC Men’s Doubles Final, with the French-Japanese team of S. Houdet and T. Sanada taking on the Japanese pair of T. Miki and T. Oda. Junior tennis talent takes the spotlight as J. Fonseca from Brazil, seeded 7th, faces off against L. Tien from the USA, seeded 11th, in the Junior Boys’ Singles Final. This match promises exciting rallies and a glimpse of the future stars of the sport.

Find the complete list of today’s action at Flushing Meadows below.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Mixed Doubles Final: J. Pegula / A. Krajicek (USA) vs A. Danilina / H. Heliovaara (KAZ/FIN)
• Women’s Singles Final: C. Gauff (USA) [6] vs A. Sabalenka (BLR) [2]

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• WC Women’s Doubles Final: D. De Groot / J. Griffioen (NED) [1] vs Y. Kamiji / K. Montjane (JPN/RSA) [2]
• WC Quad Doubles Final: S. Schroder / N. Vink (NED) [1] vs A. Lapthorne / D. Ramphadi (GBR/RSA)

Court 10

• Junior Girls’ Doubles Final: H. Kinoshita / W. Sonobe (JPN) vs M. Gae / A. Gureva (ROU/8)

Court 11

• WC Men’s Doubles Final: S. Houdet / T. Sanada (FRA/JPN) vs T. Miki / T. Oda (JPN)
• Junior Boys’ Singles Final: J. Fonseca (BRA) [7] vs L. Tien (USA) [11]

Court 12

• Junior Boys’ Doubles Final: H. Jones / A. Razeghi (AUS/USA) vs M. Dahlin / O. Ojakaar (SWE/EST)
• Junior Girls’ Singles Final: T. Valentova (CZE) [9] vs K. Hui (USA)

Court 13

• Junior Boys’ Doubles Final: Y. Demin / R. Pacheco Mendez (ITA/MEX) [1] vs F. Bondioli / J. Schwaerzler (ITA/AUT/6)

Court 7

• Junior Girls’ WC Singles Final: M. Phelps (USA) [1] vs K. Chasteau (FRA) [2]
• Junior Girls’ WC Doubles Final: K. Chasteau / M. Phelps (FRA/USA) [1] vs S. Czauz / Y. Takamuro (USA/JPN)

Court 9

• Junior Girls’ Doubles Final: R. Jamrichova / K. Quevedo (SVK/USA) [1] vs S. Saito / N. Sato (JPN)
• Junior Boys’ WC Singles Final: F. Felici (ITA) [1] vs D. Ward (GBR)
• Junior Boys’ WC Doubles Final: C. Cooper / T. Majetic (USA) vs J. Johns / D. Ward (GBR)

US Open schedule – Friday, September 8th 2023

Welcome to another exciting day at the 2023 US Open! Day 12 promises a mix of intense matches across various categories, with players showcasing their skills and determination on these prestigious courts.

The action kicks off here with the Men’s Doubles Final. Indian sensation Rohan Bopanna and Australian Matthew Ebden take on the formidable American-British pair of Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury.

Next, we move to the Men’s Singles Semifinal, where American Ben Shelton faces the Serbian powerhouse Novak Djokovic, a match that will surely keep fans at the edge of their seats. In the evening, the atmosphere at Arthur Ashe Stadium reaches a fever pitch as we witness the clash of titans. Top-seeded Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz takes on the third-seeded Russian Daniil Medvedev in a Men’s Singles Semifinal.

Over at Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Women’s Doubles SemiFinals are set to enthral the audience. Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe from Canada face the formidable Taiwanese-Chinese duo of Su-Wei Hsieh and Xinyu Wang. In the other match, German Laura Siegemund and Russian Vera Zvonareva go head-to-head against American Jennifer Brady and Brazilian Luisa Stefani. A thrilling display of doubles tennis is guaranteed in this match.

Day 12 also features some intriguing junior matches and wheelchair tennis competitions on courts 10, 11, 12, 13, 7, and 9. Rising talents from around the world and seasoned wheelchair tennis players battle it out for their respective titles. Details of today’s fixtures are shared below so you can stay up-to-date with incredible rallies, and the drama that makes the US Open one of the most anticipated events in the world of tennis.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Men’s Doubles Final: Bopanna/Ebden vs Ram/Salisbury
• Men’s Singles Semifinal: Shelton vs Djokovic
• Men’s Singles Semifinal: Alcaraz vs Medvedev

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Women’s Doubles SemiFinal: Dabrowski/Routliffe vs Hsieh/Wang
• Women’s Doubles SemiFinal: Siegemund/Zvonareva vs Brady/Stefani
• WC Men’s Singles Semifinal: Fernandez vs Hewett

Court 10

• Junior Girls’ Singles Semifinal: Jamrichova vs Valentova
• Junior Boys’ Singles Semifinal: Gea vs Tien
• Junior Girls’ Doubles Semifinal: Jamrichova/Quevedo vs Saito/Sato

Court 11

• WC Women’s Singles Semifinal: Griffioen vs Kamiji
• WC Men’s Singles Semifinal: Houdet vs Reid
• WC Quad Singles Semifinal: Vink vs Lapthorne

Court 12

• WC Women’s Singles Semifinal: De Groot vs Ohtani
• Junior Girls’ Doubles Semifinal: Kinoshita/Sonobe vs Gae/Gureva
• WC Quad Singles Semifinal: Wagner vs Schroder

Court 13

• Junior Girls’ WC Singles Semifinal: Phelps vs Gryp
• Junior Boys’ WC Singles Semifinal: Felici vs Cooper
• Junior Girls’ WC Doubles Semifinal: Chasteau/Phelps vs Miranda/Schogt
• Junior Boys’ WC Doubles Semifinal: Johns/Ward vs van Rijt/Wenzel

Court 7

• Junior Boys’ Singles Semifinal: Cina vs Fonseca
• Junior Girls’ Singles Semifinal: Samsonova vs Hui
• Junior Boys’ Doubles Semifinal: Demin/Pacheco Mendez vs Bondioli/Schwaerzler
• Junior Boys’ Doubles Semifinal: Jones/Razeghi vs Dahlin/Ojakaar

Court 9

• Junior Girls’ WC Singles Semifinal: Okano vs Chasteau
• Junior Boys’ WC Singles Semifinal: Ward vs Taucher
• Junior Girls’ WC Doubles Semifinal: Czauz/Takamuro vs Gryp/Okano
• Junior Boys’ WC Doubles Semifinal: Felici/Taucher vs Cooper/Majetic

US Open schedule – Thursday, September 7th 2023

The 2023 US Open is in full swing, and Day 11 brings us a thrilling array of matches across multiple courts. These feature a blend of women’s singles, men’s doubles, junior competitions, and wheelchair tennis. All eyes will be at Arthur Asche Stadium, which will be hosting the women’s semi-finals.

The fans will be buzzing with anticipation as Coco Gauff, the young American prodigy, goes head-to-head with Karolina Muchova from the Czech Republic. Gauff’s explosive energy and fearless approach have taken her to the semi-finals, with her fierce competitiveness and incredible athleticism, has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. While Muchova’s graceful game, versatility and unwavering determination make her a formidable opponent. This clash promises a showcase of power, finesse, and sheer determination. A battle of generations, and fans can expect a thrilling contest filled with power and finesse.

In the second semi-final match, two powerhouses of the women’s game take center stage. Madison Keys, the 17th seed from the USA, battles Aryna Sabalenka from Belarus, the tournament’s second seed and the new world number 1. Keys possesses a blistering forehand that can dictate points, while Sabalenka’s explosive groundstrokes and fearless approach have carried her to the top of the rankings. It’s a showdown that promises booming serves, incredible rallies, and intense moments on the court.

Over at Louis Armstrong Stadium, it’s all about doubles men’s events. In this fast-paced and highly coordinated discipline, the pairings of Bopanna/Ebden and Herbert/Mahut set the stage for an intense battle. Expect superb net play, powerful serves, and quick reflexes as these teams vie for a spot in the next round. Ram/Salisbury vs. Dodig/Krajicek is another showdown to keep your eyes on.

Across other courts at Flushing Meadows, we have a mix of junior boys’ and girls’ singles, junior boys’ and girls’ doubles, wheelchair tennis, and mixed doubles. These matches provide a glimpse into the future stars of tennis and showcase the inclusive nature of the sport. It is here that the US Open’s vast array of matches ensures there’s something for every tennis fan to enjoy.

Let’s delve into the action by court and explore the narratives on display:

Arthur Ashe Stadium 

• Gauff vs Muchova
• Keys vs Sabalenka

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Bopanna / Ebden vs Herbert / Mahut
• Ram / Salisbury vs Dodig / Krajicek
• Hewett / Reid vs Houdet / Sanada

Court 4 

• Samsonova vs Klugman
• Ohtani vs Montjane

• Jamrichova / Quevedo vs Klugman / Xu

Court 5

• Tien vs Pacheco Mendez
• Miki vs Hewett
• Demin / Pacheco Mendez vs Park / Shah
• Mathewson / Tanaka vs Kamiji / Montjane

Court 6 

• Jamrichova vs Gureva
• Van Koot vs Griffioen

• Gae / Gureva vs Evans / Hamilton

Court 7

• Exsted / Woestendick vs Jones / Razeghi

• Davidson vs Wagner
• Dahlin / Ojakaar vs Fonseca / Radulov
• Schroder / Vink vs Cayulef / Perez

Court 8

• Ramphadi vs Lapthorne
• Phelps vs Takamuro

• Gryp vs Czauz

Court 9

• Cina vs Zhou

• Sasson vs Schroder

• Schogt vs Chasteau

• Okano vs Miranda

Court 10

• Frusina vs Gea
• Spaargaren vs Fernandez

Court 11

• Saito vs Valentova
• Vink vs Sugeno
• Saito / Sato vs Penickova / Penickova
• De Groot / Griffioen vs Moreno / Zhu

Court 12

• Williams vs Fonseca
• De Groot vs Shuker

• Kang / Williams vs Bondioli / Schwaerzler

• Cataldo / Ratzlaff vs Miki / Oda

Court 13 

• Koike vs Hui
• Bernal vs Kamiji
• Kinoshita / Sonobe vs Kovackova / Samsonova
• Masaryk / Silva vs Lapthorne / Ramphadi

Court 14 

• Houdet vs Ratzlaff
• Felici vs Majetic

• Wenzel vs Taucher

Court 15

• De la Puente vs Reid
• Johns vs Cooper
• Ward vs van Rijt

US Open schedule – Wednesday, September 6th 2023

The 2023 US Open has reached its quarterfinal stage, and the tennis world is buzzing with excitement as the best players from across the globe converge on the iconic Flushing Meadows for this prestigious tournament.

As the action unfolds, the atmosphere is electric, with fans filling the Arthur Ashe Stadium to capacity. This hallowed court has witnessed countless historic battles, and the quarterfinals promise to add more memorable moments to its storied history.

The Arthur Ashe Stadium features a lineup of top-notch matches that showcase the best of tennis talent. From Aryna Sabalenka’s powerful groundstrokes to the precision of Daniil Medvedev, the singles contests are a testament to the skill and dedication of these athletes.

In the Women’s Singles, the clash between Marketa Vondrousova and Madison Keys adds to the intrigue, while the Men’s Singles showdown between Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev promises to be a battle of the titans. The all-Russian affair between Medvedev and Rublev cannot be discounted for the fireworks it will likely provide.

Over at the Louis Armstrong Stadium, the action is no less intense. Doubles matches take centre stage here, where partnerships are put to the test. The likes of Vera Zvonareva, Laura Siegemund, Victoria Azarenka, and Beatriz Haddad Maia showcase their teamwork and chemistry on the court. Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff, Su-Wei Hsieh, and Xinyu Wang offer fans a thrilling display of athleticism and coordination.

Following the women’s doubles action, mixed-doubles action will be featured prominently at Louis Armstrong. We are at the semi-final stage and it features captivating duos showcasing diverse playing styles and teamwork. Ena Shibahara and Mate Pavic bring versatility against the resilient Anna Danilina and Harri Heliovaara, while Jessica Pegula and Austin Krajicek’s finesse meets Taylor Townsend and Ben Shelton’s power. These matches promise exciting net exchanges and strategic brilliance.

The 2023 US Open has already treated spectators to a series of breathtaking moments, and as the quarterfinals unfold, fans can expect more jaw-dropping rallies, incredible serves, and displays of mental fortitude from these world-class athletes. With each match, the stakes get higher, and the road to the championship narrows.

For a complete review of the scheduled fixtures, tennis enthusiasts can read about the next chapter of this epic tournament below.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Zheng vs Sabalenka
• Medvedev vs Rublev
• Vondrousova vs Keys
• Alcaraz vs Zverev

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Siegemund / Zvonareva vs Azarenka / Haddad Maia
• Gauff / Pegula vs Hsieh / Wang
• Shibahara / Pavic vs Danilina / Heliovaara
• Pegula / Krajicek vs Townsend / Shelton

Grandstand

• De Michele vs Fonseca
• Caniato vs Tien
• De Michele / Vulpitta vs Bondioli / Schwaerzler

Court 17

• Valentova vs Quevedo
• Penickova / Penickova vs Bartunkova / Valentova

Court 5

• Demin vs Cina
• Demin / Pacheco Mendez vs Karahan / Roh
• Altinel / Kaplan vs Masaryk / Silva

Court 10

• Gea vs Svajda
• Djuric / Gea vs Exsted / Woestendick
• Miki / Oda vs De la Puente / Fernandez

Court 11

• Williams vs Ganesan
• Kang / Williams vs Matsuoka / Panarin
• Cayulef / Perez vs Bogdanov / Wagner

Court 12

• Jamrichova vs Bartunkova
• Pawlikowska vs Hui
• Jamrichova / Quevedo vs Anazagasty-Pursoo / Joint
• Hewett / Reid vs Gerard / Scheffers

Court 13

• Blanch vs Frusina
• Zhang / Zhou vs Fonseca / Radulov
• De Groot / Griffioen vs Bernal / De Greef

Court 4

• Zhou vs Sakamoto
• Kostovic / Nahum vs Kinoshita / Sonobe
• Park / Shah vs Cina / Sakamoto
• Deroulede / Shuker vs Kamiji / Montjane

Court 6

• Marinkov vs Pacheco Mendez
• Schroder / Vink vs Sasson / Sugeno

Court 7

• Gureva vs Glozman
• Dahlin / Ojakaar vs Bonding / Melero Kretzer
• Gae / Gureva vs Center / Fakih
• Lapthorne / Ramphadi vs Davidson / Shaw

Court 8

• Koike vs Schuman
• Evans / Hamilton vs Ishii / Koike

• Cataldo / Ratzlaff vs Arai / Stroud

Court 9

• Klugman vs Ishii
• Jones / Razeghi vs Berkieta / Searle
• Klugman / Xu vs Esquiva Banuls / Jones
• Moreno / Zhu vs Funamizu / Kruger

Court 14

• Saito vs Esquiva Banuls
• Lam / Stojsavljevic vs Saito / Sato
• Egberink / Spaargaren vs Houdet / Sanada

Court 15

• Milic vs Samsonova
• Ivanova / Zhiyenbayeva vs Kovackova / Samsonova
• Mathewson / Tanaka vs Ohtani / Van Koot

US Open schedule – Tuesday, September 5th 2023

US Open schedule – Monday, September 4th 2023

The battle for quarter-final slots reaches its zenith as we enter the final stretch of the US Open 2023. Action at the historic Arthur Ashe Stadium starts at 17:00 with a meeting between American duo, Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula. Another spectacular matchup will follow it as Carlos Alcaraz takes on the challenge of Matteo Arnaldi. The fireworks continue with duels between Daria Kasatkina and Aryna Sabalenka, while Alexander Zverev tests his wits with Jannik Sinner.

Over at Louis Armstrong Stadium, the action begins early with Peyton Stearns facing off against Marketa Vondrousova, followed by Jack Draper taking on the formidable Andrey Rublev. Ons Jabeur will test her skills against Qinwen Zheng, while Daniil Medvedev faces off against the Australian Alex de Minaur.

The Grandstand court features a mix of thrilling doubles matches, including Denis Kudla and Vasil Kirkov against Ivan Dodig and Austin Krajicek. Additionally, there’s an exciting women’s doubles matchup with Aldila Sutjiadi and Miyu Kato challenging Victoria Azarenka and Beatriz Haddad Maia. Furthermore, Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff team up to face Elena-Gabriela Ruse and Marta Kostyuk.

Court 5 will see Edouard Roger-Vasselin and Santiago Gonzalez taking on Hugo Nys and Jan Zielinski. Also, Barbora Strycova and Marketa Vondrousova will compete against Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe in an engaging women’s doubles contest.

Court 17 hosts several intriguing matches, including Magda Linette and Bernarda Pera facing Sophie Chang and Alycia Parks in women’s doubles action. Jean-Julien Rojer and Marcelo Arevalo-Gonzalez go up against Albano Olivetti and Robert Galloway in a men’s doubles battle. Finally, Wesley Koolhof and Neal Skupski challenge Nathaniel Lammons and Jackson Withrow in another men’s doubles matchup.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Madison Keys vs Jessica Pegula
• Carlos Alcaraz vs Matteo Arnaldi
• Daria Kasatkina vs Aryna Sabalenka
• Alexander Zverev vs Jannik Sinner

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Peyton Stearns vs Marketa Vondrousova
• Jack Draper vs Andrey Rublev
• Ons Jabeur vs Qinwen Zheng
• Daniil Medvedev vs Alex de Minaur

Grandstand

• Denis Kudla / Vasil Kirkov vs Ivan Dodig / Austin Krajicek
• Aldila Sutjiadi / Miyu Kato vs Victoria Azarenka / Beatriz Haddad Maia
• Jessica Pegula / Coco Gauff vs Elena-Gabriela Ruse / Marta Kostyuk

Court 5

• Edouard Roger-Vasselin / Santiago Gonzalez vs Hugo Nys / Jan Zielinski
• Barbora Strycova / Marketa Vondrousova vs Gabriela Dabrowski / Erin Routliffe

Court 17

• Magda Linette / Bernarda Pera vs Sophie Chang / Alycia Parks
• Jean-Julien Rojer / Marcelo Arevalo-Gonzalez vs Albano Olivetti / Robert Galloway
• Wesley Koolhof / Neal Skupski vs Nathaniel Lammons / Jackson Withrow

US Open schedule – Sunday, September 3rd 2023

As we approach the second week of the 2023 US Open, the competition is heating up with each passing day. In Saturday’s matches, tennis fans witnessed Daniel Evans force Carlos Alcaraz into a four-set battle while Daniil Medvedev also triumphed at Arthur Ashe with ease against Sebastian Baez in his evening duel.

Today’s US Open order of play promises an exciting mix of matches for tennis enthusiasts. While all eyes are on the highly anticipated showdown between American hopefuls Tommy Paul and Ben Shelton in the 17:00 kick-off duel at Arthur Ashe. It will be followed by another thriller between former world number 1 and wild card entrant, Caroline Wozniacki and Coco Gauff. With duels between Borna Gojo and Novak Djokovic, and Iga Swiatek taking on Jelena Ostapenka, fans will be well taken care of.

But the excitement doesn’t stop at Arthur Asche, with plenty on offer at Louis Armstrong Stadium as well. With matches starting an hour earlier at 16:00, Frances Tiafoe and Taylor Fritz can be seen in action against Rinky Hijikata and Dominic Stricker, respectively. On the women’s side, Karolina Muchova will take on the challenge of the impressive Xinyu Wang, while Sorana Cistea locks horns with Belinda Bencic.

Away from the hustle and bustle, the Grandstand, Court 5, and Court 17 all kick off at 16:00 with exciting doubles encounters. To make it easier for you to follow today’s matches, here’s a comprehensive list of the matchups for each court. Get ready for a day filled with thrilling tennis!

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Tommy Paul vs Ben Shelton
• Caroline Wozniacki vs Coco Gauff
• Borna Gojo vs Novak Djokovic
• Iga Swiatek vs Jelena Ostapenko

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Karolina Muchova vs Xinyu Wang
• Sorana Cirstea vs Belinda Bencic
• Rinky Hijikata vs Frances Tiafoe
• Dominic Stricker vs Taylor Fritz

Grandstand

• Karolina Pliskova / Donna Vekic vs Taylor Townsend / Leylah Annie Fernandez
• Maximo Gonzalez / Andres Molteni vs Thanasi Kokkinakis / Tallon Griekspoor
• Mackenzie McDonald / Andreas Mies vs Rajeev Ram / Joe Salisbury

Court 5

• Julian Cash / Henry Patten vs Rohan Bopanna / Matthew Ebden
• Jennifer Brady / Luisa Stefani vs Tatjana Maria / Arantxa Rus
• Kamilla Rakhimova / Elina Avanesyan vs Su-Wei Hsieh / Xinyu Wang

Court 17

US Open schedule – Saturday, September 2nd 2023

We edge close to the second week of the US Open with the cream rising to the top. Friday’s action saw Novak Djokovic forced into a five-set battle by compatriot Laslo Djere and we are anticipating another gruelling day of exciting tennis to be on offer for fans at Arthur Asche and in its vicinities.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Alcaraz vs Evans
• Svitolina vs Pegula
• Jabeur vs Bouzkova
• Medvedev vs Baez

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Burel vs Sabalenka
• Samsonova vs Keys
• Wawrinka vs Sinner
• Zverev vs Dimitrov
• Alexandrova vs Vondrousova

Grandstand

• Mmoh vs Draper
• Rinderknech vs Rublev
• Pegula / Gauff vs Panova / Bucsa
• Boulter vs Stearns

Court 5

• Azarenka / Haddad Maia vs Schuurs / Krawczyk
• Tsitsipas / Tsitsipas vs Dodig / Krajicek
• Zheng vs Bronzetti
• Wickmayer / Minnen vs Zvonareva / Siegemund

Court 7

• Olivetti / Galloway vs Heliovaara / Glasspool
• Djere / Huesler vs Nys / Zielinski

Court 10

• Zhu / Wu vs Dabrowski / Routliffe
• Haase / Mektic vs McDonald / Mies

Court 11

• Roger-Vasselin / Gonzalez vs Barrientos / Goransson
• Nishioka / McLachlan vs Ram / Salisbury

Court 12

• Chang / Parks vs Chan / Olmos
• Kudermetova / Samsonova vs Brady / Stefani
• Gonzalez / Molteni vs Mannarino / Rinderknech

Court 13

• Middelkoop / Pavic vs Kudla / Kirkov
• Melichar-Martinez / Perez vs Linette / Pera

Court 17

• Kasatkina vs Minnen
• Arnaldi vs Norrie
• Bolsova / Masarova vs Townsend / Fernandez
• Jarry vs De Minaur

US Open schedule – Friday, September 1st 2023

As we now move from August into September, this brings us closer to the conclusion of the very first week of the US Open tournament. And naturally, the US Open schedule does go through a few changes at this point. While the first four days of the tournament have consisted of first and second rounds, September 1st marks the beginning of third-round matches in the singles events. This is always an exciting stage of the tournament as it’s the first round in which seeded players can face one another.

You will see this as we work our way through the complete US Open order of play for today. Yet in addition to the seeds going up against each other, there are some surprise third-round features relating to wildcards and a few qualifiers too. This is true in the men’s and women’s singles events, yet we cannot forget about the other events that are on the US Open schedule today. Specifically, there are also men’s and women’s doubles involved in the lineup, and there are a range of mixed doubles matches for the outdoor courts too. 

Combined, this guarantees another action-packed day of Grand Slam tennis, and you can catch all of the action on Sky Sports in the UK, as a friendly reminder. As for the start times, these have also changed slightly from previous days. For the US Open order of play today, Arthur Ashe Stadium has a 17:00 start time while the majority of the outdoor courts have a 16:00 start time. As for courts 6 and 7, these courts will start at 18:00 – all UK times.

Finally, let me direct your attention to the full US Open schedule for each court below.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Paul vs Davidovich Fokina
• Wozniacki vs Brady
• Mertens vs Gauff
• Djere vs Djokovic

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Muchova vs Townsend
• Swiatek vs Juvan
• Mannarino vs Tiafoe
• Mensik vs Fritz
• Rybakina vs Cirstea

Grandstand

• Xang vs Schmiedlova
• Shelton vs Karatsev
• Stricker vs Bonzi
• Zhu vs Bencic

Court 17

• Maria/Rus vs Collins/Kichenok
• Ostapenko vs Pera
• Zhang vs Hijikata
• Gojo vs Vesely

Court 5

• Chan/Yang vs Pliskova/Vekic
• Montgomery/Ngounoue vs Kolodziejova/Noskova
• Griekspoor/Kokkinakis vs Cabral/Matos
• Kichenok/Ostapenko vs Avanesyan/Rakhimova

Court 10

• Krejcikova/Siniakova vs Strycova/Vondrousova
• Mattek-Sands/Potapova vs Hsieh/Wang
• Hunter/Peers vs Strycova/Gonzalez

Court 11

• Kato/Sutjiadi vs Danilina/Watson
• Murray/Venus vs Herbert/Mahut
• Pegula/Krajicek vs Siegemund/Gille
• Mateas/McDonald vs Montgomery/Michelsen

Court 12

• Behar/Pavlasek vs Lammons/Withrow
• Koolhof/Skupski vs Cabal/Farah
• Dabrowski/Lammons vs Schuurs/Nys
• Stefani/Salisbury vs Townsend/Shelton

Court 13

• Barrere/Halys vs Cash/Patten
• Xu/Vliegen vs Guarachi/Molteni
• Khromacheva/Saville vs Kostyuk/Ruse
• Chan/Glasspool vs Perez/Rojer

Court 6

• Arevalo/Rojer vs Arnaldi/Stevens
• Stearns/Ram vs Shibahara/Pavic

Court 7

• Golubev/Safiullin vs Bopanna/Ebden
• Harris/Kecmanovic vs Granollers/Zeballos

2023 US Open schedule – Thursday, August 31st

As we closed the chapter on yet another day of the US Open schedule last night, we are edging closer to the third round of this Grand Slam event. Yesterday, many of the second-round matches were played and completed in the singles events. And today, the remaining second-round matches will be played, while the rest of the first-round matches will be played in the respective doubles events. Of course, I’ve provided the complete US Open order of play below, as I will be going for every single day of the tournament.

As for start times and number of matches, once again, the US Open schedule shows that play will begin at 16:00 UK time. There is just one exception to this, which relates to Arthur Ashe Stadium, as play will start here at 17:00. Anyway, that’s what’s on the cards today, and the lineup for each court can be viewed below.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Murray vs Dimitrov
• Wickmayer vs Keys
• Alcaraz vs Harris
• Tig vs Pegula

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Sonego vs Sinner
• Burrage vs Sabalenka
• Svitolina vs Pavlyuchenkova
• Kasatkina vs Kenin
• Medvedev vs O’Connell

Grandstand

• Mmoh vs Isner
• Trevisan vs Vondrousova
• Monfils vs Rublev
• Jabeur vs Noskova

Court 17

• Zverev vs Altmaier
• Etcheverry vs Wawrinka
• Martic vs Bouzkova
• Minnen vs Vickery

Court 5

• Yang vs Boulter
• Berrettini vs Rinderknech
• Jarry vs Michelsen
• Mannarino/Rinderknech vs Spizzirri/Zink

Court 10

• Tsitsipas/Tsitsipas vs Reyes-Varela/Vega Hernandez
• Lys vs Bronzetti
• Fils vs Arnaldi
• Meligeni Alves vs Baez

Court 11

• Dolehide/Muhammad vs Siegemund/Zvonareva
• Alexandrova vs Tsurenko
• Hsu vs Norrie
• Van de Zandschulp vs Evans

Court 12

• Draper vs Hurkacz
• Pliskova vs Burel
• Galloway/Olivetti vs Isner/Sock
• Navarro/Stearns vs Danilina/Watson
• Gauff/Sock vs Parks/Kudla

Court 13

• Zheng vs Kanepi
• Samsonova vs Korpatsch
• Wu vs de Minaur
• Kudermetova/Samsonova vs Paolini/Wang

Court 4

• Davis/Detiuc vs Dabrowski/Routliffe
• Carballes Baena/Zapata Miralles vs Dodig/Krajicek
• Boulter/Putintseva vs Wu/Zhu
• Avanesyan/Rakhimova vs Burel/Parry

Court 6

• Fruhvirtova/Osorio vs Hsieh/Wang
• Azarenka/Haddad Maia vs Babos/Bondar
• Arevalo/Rojer vs Andreozzi/F.Cerundolo
• Cocciaretto/Trevisan vs Linette/Pera

Court 7

• Stearns vs Tauson
• Koolhof/Skupski vs Eubanks/Shelton
• Golubev/Safiullin vs Kovacevic/Moreno De Alboran
• Krueger/Quinn vs Muhammad/Withrow
• Siniakova/Melo vs Mattek-Sands/Murray

Court 8

• Khromacheva/Saville vs Crawley/Tanguilig
• Collins/Kichenok vs Hunter/Mertens
• Muller/Ofner vs Virkov/Kudla
• Sutjiadi/Bopanna vs Zvonareva/Mies

Court 9

• Karatsev/Myneni vs Djere/Huesler
• Melichar-Martinez/Perez vs Podoroska/Sherif
• Chan/Yang vs Blinkova/Gracheva
• Bhambri/Demoliner vs Nys/Zielinski

Court 14

• Gonzalez/Roger-Vasselin vs Cressy/Martin
• Eikeri/Neel vs Chan/Olmos
• Herbert/Mahut vs Fucsovics/Popyrin
• Galan/Zhang vs Granollers/Zeballos
• Kalinskaya/Pavlyuchenkova vs Brady/Stefani

Court 15

• Middelkoop/Pavic vs Doumbia/Reboul
• Krawietz/Puetz vs Barrere/Halys
• Kichenok/Ostapenko vs Gamiz/Sorribes Tormo
• Gonzalez/Molteni vs Cachin/Varillas
• Xu/Vliegen vs Krawczyk/Skupski

US Open schedule 2023 – Wednesday, August 30th

Following two awesome days of tennis at Flushing Meadows, the time has arrived for round two of the main events at the US Open. Of course, this means that the full US Open schedule for today is loaded with round two events in the men’s and women’s singles. However, this is the first day that the schedule takes a different path when compared to Monday and Tuesday. And that’s because the US Open order of play finally showcases the first set of doubles matches. Therefore, as you will see once I run through the full schedule below, today will host the opening rounds for both the men’s and women’s doubles events.

This also means that not all of the courts will host purely singles games today. Instead, many of what would be considered to be the ‘outdoor courts’ will host a mix of singles and doubles matches. And the best thing about this is that while the top seeds for the singles are still mainly playing on the show courts, the top seeds for the doubles events feature in the US Open schedule for the outdoor courts. So even those visitors with a grounds pass can still witness a bunch of top-level tennis today from some of the best players in the world.

Finally, just before I cover the complete US Open order of play, I should note that the action will start at 11 AM in New York. For clarity, this is 16:00 UK time, so you can tune in from this point onwards to catch all of the scheduled matches. And on that note, let me now take you through the US Open schedule for each court at Flushing Meadows.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Andreeva vs Gauff
• Zapata Miralles vs Djokovic
• Ofner vs Tiafoe
• Kvitova vs Wozniacki

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Mertens vs Collins
• Swiatek vs Saville
• Thiem vs Shelton
• Rybakina vs Tomljanovic
• Varillas vs Fritz

Grandstand

• Tsitsipas vs Stricker
• Azarenka vs Zhu
• Gauff/Pegula vs Gleason/Mandlik
• Ruud vs Zhang

Court 17

• Townsend vs Haddad Maia
• Bonzi vs Eubanks
• Paul vs Safiullin
• Brady vs Linette

Court 5

• Miyazaki vs Bencic
• Djere vs Gaston
• Kalinskaya vs Cirstea
• McDonald/Mies vs Fils/Van Assche

Court 10

• Blumberg/Johnson vs Cash/Patten
• Schmiedlova vs Masarova
• Marozava/Martins vs Mattek-Sands/Potapova
• Center/Fakih vs Fernandez/Townsend
• Chan/Dodig vs Olmos/Puetz

Court 11

• McDonald vs Gojo
• Muchova vs Frech
• Mannarino vs Marozsan
• Ostapenko vs Avanesyan

Court 12

• Davis vs Juvan
• Vesely vs F.Cerundolo
• J.Cerundolo vs Davidovich Fokina
• Cabal/Farah vs Godsick/Quinn

Court 13

• Griekspoor/Kokkinakis vs Frusina/Ganesan
• Sorribes Tormo vs Wang
• Wang vs Pera
• Droguet vs Mensik

Court 4

• Murray/Venus vs Escobar/Nedovyesov
• Kalashnikova/Shymanovich vs Krawczyk/Schuurs
• Duran/Etcheverry vs Lammons/Withrow
• Minnen/Wickmayer vs Sizikova/Zimmermann

Court 6

• Jones/Loeb vs Kolodziejova/Noskova
• Melo/Peers vs Glasspool/Heliovaara
• Aoyama/Shibahara vs Montgomery/Ngounoue
• Collins/Harrison vs Hsieh/Arevalo
• Melichar-Martinez/Ebden vs Danilina/Heliovaara

Court 7

• Bolelli/Vavassori vs Ram/Salisbury
• Karatsev vs Carballes Baena
• Hijikata vs Fucsovics
• Bolsova/Masarova vs Cornet/Piter

Court 8

• Haase/Mektic vs Cacic/Cornea
• Begu/Kalinina vs Kostyuk/Ruse
• Behar/Pavlasek vs Oswald/Van de Zandschulp
• Bronzetti/Hozumi vs Pliskova/Vekic

Court 9

• Cabral/Matos vs Gille/Vliegen
• Chang/Parks vs Guarachi/Niculescu
• Baez/Martinez vs Arnaldi/Stevens
• Kenin/Vandeweghe vs Bucsa/Panova
• Yang/Krawietz vs Kichenok/Zielinski

Court 14

• Barrientos/Goransson vs Arneodo/Weissborn
• Maria/Rus vs Krueger/Kulikov
• McLachlan/Nishioka vs Erler/Miedler
• Purcell/Thompson vs Harris/Kecmanovic

Court 15

• Kato/Sutjiadi vs Alexandrova/Sasnovich
• O’Connell/Vukic vs Bopanna/Ebden
• Strycova/Vondrousova vs Mihalikova/Xu
• Krejcikova/Siniakova vs Ninomiya/Santamaria

2023 US Open schedule – Tuesday, August 29th

The first day of the US Open schedule has been completed, and it didn’t fail to live up to the hype. Already, we’ve witnessed some matches that went right down to the wire, and some of the biggest names have been taken out in the opening round. Then again, it’s always a wild ride in New York! And this has tennis fans very excited about another day of Grand Slam tennis at the US Open today. Of course, I’ve covered the complete US Open order of play for Tuesday, August 29th, right here. 

Yet in case you missed my initial overview of the US Open dates and scheduled matches, let me quickly cover what’s coming up. Today, we will witness the remaining first-round matches in both the men’s and women’s singles draws. Because that’s the lineup according to the official US Open schedule, we can expect a load of great matches to watch once again. Specifically, today’s lineup sees the use of 15+ courts, each with at least three scheduled matches. And just like yesterday, as will be the case throughout the tournament, Louis Armstrong Stadium and Arthur Ashe Stadium will be split into night and day sessions. 

As for the other courts, the US Open order of play will simply play out with one match following the other as and when they get completed. Finally, matches will start at 16:00 UK time, so make sure you tune in from that point onwards to catch the action. And now, let me reveal the complete US Open schedule for Tuesday, August 28th:

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Medvedev vs Balazs
• Giorgi vs Pegula
• Minnen vs Williams
• Alcaraz vs Koepfer

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Jabeur vs Osorio
• Rus vs Keys
• Diaz Acosta vs Isner
• Hanfmann vs Sinner
• Zanevska vs Sabalenka

Grandstand

• Alexandrova vs Fernandez
• Murray vs Moutet
• Wawrinka vs Nishioka
• Bogdan vs Kenin

Court 17

• Zverev vs Vukic
• Han vs Vondrousova
• Svitolina vs Friedsam
• Daniel vs Monfils

Court 5

• Humbert vs Berrettini
• Garcia vs Wang
• Ruusuvuori vs Rublev
• Vickery vs Vekic

Court 10

• Griekspoor vs Fils
• Jacquemot vs Tsurenko
• Huesler vs Hurkacz
• Montgomery vs Lys

Court 11

• Samsonova vs Liu
• Shevchenko vs Norrie
• Dolehide vs Burel
• Skatov vs De Minaur

Court 12

• Noskova vs Brengle
• Khachanov vs Mmoh
• Stearns vs Tomova
• Galan vs Evans

Court 13

• Jarry vs Van Assche
• Baez vs Coric
• Pavlyuchenkova vs Crawley
• Bronzetti vs Krejcikova

Court 4

• Nishikori vs Meligeni Alves
• Maria vs Martic
• Tig vs Marino
• Wu vs Lajovic

Court 6

• Boulter vs Parry
• Ramos-Vinolas vs Michelsen
• Kasatkina vs Parks
• Moreno de Alboran vs Sonego

Court 7

• Krueger vs Bouzkova
• Molcan vs Dimitrov
• Etcheverry vs Virtanen
• Zheng vs Podoroska

Court 8

• Begu vs Korpatsch
• Altmaier vs Lestienne
• Van de Zandschulp vs Thompson

Court 9

• Schwartzman vs Rinderknech
• Kokkinakis vs Hsu
• Tauson vs Potapova
• Blinkova vs Burrage

Court 14

• Kubler vs Arnaldi
• Trevisan vs Putintseva
• Pliskova vs Ruse
• Harris vs Pella

Court 15

• Purcell vs O’Connell
• Wickmayer vs Zvonareva
• Albot vs Draper
• Strycova vs Kanepi

US Open order of play – Monday, August 28th

The time has finally arrived! Today marks the very beginning of the 2023 US Open schedule. And this will be the first of 14 days of the very best tennis the world has to offer. At the same time, the fact that this tournament is played in New York means that the atmosphere promises to be just as electric as ever. This is especially true if you plan on watching this event through any of the US Open 2023 TV live streaming options for the main courts. Or if you are actually going to be at the tennis to watch these matches, you are going to experience one of the best tournaments of the entire season!

As for the exact US Open order of play for Monday, August 28th, there are an absolute ton of matches on the cards. In fact, more than 10 courts will be used to host the first rounds of the main singles events today. And many of the courts have four or more matches scheduled for them. As for the main show courts, the US Open schedule is divided into day and night sessions. This means that there are just two matches scheduled in the day followed by two matches that will be played from 19:00 onwards. 

And when it comes to the start times for the US Open order of play, the vast majority of the courts are set to begin at 16:00 UK time. In fact, the one exception to this rule is the US Open schedule for Arthur Ashe Stadium, which will begin at 17:00 instead of 16:00. As for the matches scheduled for today, I’ve covered the breakdown for each court below.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

• Swiatek vs Peterson
• Lien vs Tiafoe
• Siegemund vs Gauff
• Muller vs Djokovic

Louis Armstrong Stadium

• Azarenka vs Ferro
• Stephens vs Haddad Maia
• Johnson vs Fritz
• Tsitsipas vs Raonic
• Prozorova vs Wozniacki

Grandstand

• Bublik vs Thiem
• Collins vs Fruhvirtova
• Rybakina vs Kostyuk
• Kwon vs Eubanks

Court 17

• Masarova vs Sakkari
• Ruud vs Nava
• Paul vs Travaglia
• Kvitova vs Bucsa

Court 5

• Gracheva vs Townsend
• Carballes Baena vs Rune
• Birrell vs Brady
• Auger-Aliassime vs McDonald

Court 10

• Cachin vs Shelton
• Pera vs Kudermetova
• Kecmanovic vs Varillas
• Cornet vs Avanesyan

Court 11

• Ngounoue vs Saville
• Giron vs Davidovich Fokina
• Fucsovics vs Korda
• Day vs Cirstea

Court 12

• Muchova vs Hunter
• Davis vs Kovinic
• Djere vs Nakashima
• Zapata Miralles vs Quinn

Court 13

• Wolf vs Zhang
• Musetti vs Drouget
• Sasnovich vs Linette
• Ostapenko vs Paolini

Court 4

• Ivashka vs J.Cerundolo
• Juvan vs Cocciaretto
• Udvardy vs Tomljanovic
• Shimabukuro vs Gaston

Court 6

• Frech vs Navarro
• Mensik vs Barrere
• Mertens vs Bjorklund
• Dellien vs Gojo

Court 7

• Rakhimova vs Bencic
• Kalinina vs Sorribes Tormo
• Svajda vs F.Cerundolo
• Halys vs Bonzi

Court 8

• Ofner vs Borges
• Miyazaki vs Betova
• Vesely vs Couacaud

Court 9

• Mannarino vs Watanuki
• Zhu vs Sherif
• Karatsev vs Lehecka
• Kalinskaya vs Siniakova

Court 14

• Gasquet vs Marozsan
• Volynets vs Wang
• Grabher vs Wang
• Stricker vs Popyrin

Court 15

• Schmiedlova vs Baindl
• Hijikata vs Kotov
• Safiullin vs Cecchinato
• Gadecki vs M.Andreeva

US Open schedule 2023 – the full tournament overview

As mentioned above, the specific US Open dates for 2023 cover a two-week period. The very first day of play is set for Monday, August 28th. From this point onwards, the tournament will progress until we are left with just a few finals left to play on Sunday, September 10th. Of course, the US Open schedule will vary from day to day throughout this two-week period. Don’t worry, my updates on the US Open order of play will keep you informed with each day of the event. 

This way, you will know precisely what events and matches are coming up for every single day of this Grand Slam tournament. However, given the progressive nature of these knockout events, you should know that the US Open schedule will be ‘busier’ in week one compared to week two. During the first week, all of the top US Open 2023 seeds will be in action, and this is true for the different events being played. 

Yet with each round played, the draw size will decrease, which is why the second week isn’t quite as packed as the first. With that said, the second week should be more exciting and more dramatic than the first. After all, this is the point at which we reach the fourth round stage, so the matches are more intense and the pressure is exponentially greater. 

Anyway, what about a day-by-day breakdown for the US Open 2023 schedule? Well, let me guide you through this right now.

2023 US Open schedule – matches scheduled for each day

Given that the US Open is a two-week-long event, there are going to be different matches taking place on different days. On that note, so that you are prepared for the matches on each day of the US Open schedule, I’d like to provide a quick guide for what matches are coming up on what days. I’ve detailed this for the main singles events below, and I’ve also highlighted the doubles events once these reach the latter stages. 

So, let me take you through the US Open 2023 schedule for the complete two-week event right now.

August 28th & 29th – first rounds

On Monday, August 28th, and Tuesday, August 29th, the first-round matches are scheduled to be played. Of course, given that the first rounds of the singles events have the most players involved, these rounds will subsequently have the most matches. And for those who might be interested, we will be providing both ATP US Open 2023 predictions and WTA US Open 2023 predictions throughout the event – including the first rounds!

August 30th & 31st – second rounds

Once the first rounds have been wrapped up, the US Open will move on to the second rounds. This is the point at which the draw has been cut down from 128 to 64 players, meaning that only half of the initial contenders are left. As you can see, the second rounds will be played on Wednesday, August 30th, and Thursday, August 31st.

September 1st & 2nd – third rounds

Once we reach September, it’s time for the third rounds to commence. In line with the provisional US Open 2023 schedule, these matches should be played and completed on Thursday, September 1st, and Friday, September 2nd.

September 3rd & 4th – fourth rounds/round of 16

As the US Open schedule turns the bend from the first week into the second, the fourth rounds, otherwise known as the ‘round of 16’ matches will then be played. 

September 5th & 6th – quarter-finals

At this point, there will be just 8 players left in the main singles draws. Of course, this is the point at which the very top seeds could play one another too, and these quarter-finals games will be played on September 5th and 6th.

September 7th – women’s singles & doubles semi-finals

With just four days left of the event, Thursday, September 7th, should host some spectacular matches. The women’s semi-finals will be played today, as will both sets of doubles semi-finals.

September 8th – men’s singles semis & mixed/men’s doubles final (TBD)

Following directly on from the women’s singles semi-finals, Friday, September 8th, will host the men’s semi-finals. This is also the date for which the mixed or the men’s doubles final will be played, which will be confirmed by the US Open schedule during the two weeks.

September 9th – women’s singles & mixed/men’s doubles final (TBD)

On Saturday, September 9th, the women’s singles final will be played. Additionally, either the men’s doubles final or the mixed doubles final will be played too.

September 10th – men’s singles & women’s doubles final

At the very end of the US Open 2023 schedule, we will witness the second of two finals days. This is obviously the final installment of the US Open dates for 2023, and Sunday, September 10th, will host both the men’s singles and women’s doubles final.

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