MatchFinal
Arthur Ashe Stadium—Carlos Alcaraz
—Yibing Wu
6-3 6-4 6-1
Grand SlamsNew York · United States
The final major of the season
Tournament StudioUS · Grand Slam archive
US Open
New York turns tennis into a spectacle.
The US Open is New York's Grand Slam, a championship shaped by more than a century of American tennis history, night-session energy and the hard courts of Flushing Meadows.
1881Founded
01New YorkHost city
02HardSurface
03August · SeptemberSeason
042026 Competition Draw
Road to
the title
Follow the US Open draw as matches and results are progressively synchronized into the AGE202 archive.
99 final5 upcomingSynced periodically
R32 · 8 matches
Round of 32
MatchUpcoming
—Ben Shelton
—Denis Shapovalov
Result unavailable
MatchFinal
Louis Armstrong Stadium—Tommy Paul
—Alexander Bublik
6-4 3-6 6-7(4) 6-1 6-3
MatchUpcoming
—Valentin Vacherot
—Frances Tiafoe
Result unavailable
MatchFinal
Grandstand—Daniil Medvedev
—Arthur Rinderknech
6-4 6-4 6-4
MatchUpcoming
—Jiri Lehecka
—Stefanos Tsitsipas
Result unavailable
MatchUpcoming
—Alex Michelsen
—Daniel Merida
Result unavailable
MatchUpcoming
—Tomas Martin Etcheverry
—Mariano Navone
Result unavailable
Final
Upcoming
Results are synchronized periodically. AGE202 does not provide point-by-point live scoring.
Tournament overview
Inside US Open
The essential identity, setting and sporting characteristics of the championship.
Location
New York, United States
The host city and country of the championship.
Venue
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
The permanent home and principal setting of the event.
Court
Hard
The surface that shapes movement, rhythm and tactics.
Calendar
August · September
Its traditional position within the tennis season.
US
Tournament character
New York's Major
The US Open is New York's Grand Slam, a championship shaped by more than a century of American tennis history, night-session energy and the hard courts of Flushing Meadows.
Tournament statement
“The season ends under the lights.”
AGE202 tournament archive
Tournament gallery
Inside US Open.
A visual archive of the courts, atmosphere and defining spaces that shape this Grand Slam.
Featured view
Garden US Open
Frame 02
Us Open After Dark
Frame 03
Practice Court
Frame 04
Centre Court
Frame 05
Grandstand Stadium
Frame 06
Last Winner Edition
Carlos Alcaraz
US · Recent editions · 2020–2025
Hall of Champions
The men's singles champions who shaped the history of US Open.
Updated 14 Aug 2026
2025
Latest completed edition
US Open 2025
145Editions indexed
72Different champions
2025Latest edition
7
Legend of the tournament
US Open· Men's singles
Bill Tilden
Championship legacy
All-time benchmark
7titles
The men's singles record at US Open, preserved in the AGE202 championship archive.
All-time ranking
Chasing the record
02
Rank 02
William Larned
Singles titles7
03
Rank 03
Richard Sears
Singles titles7
04
05
Rank 05
Pete Sampras
Singles titles5
Tournament editions
Every chapter of US Open
Explore the tournament season by season, including champions, finalists, scores and historical context.
Archive updated 14 Aug 2026
2026
Latest editionComplete
US · US Open
2026
Men's singles champion
Champion not recorded
Dates
30 Aug 2026 – 13 Sept 2026Surface
HARDEditionChampionFinalTournament profile
Edition 01
2025
Champion
Carlos Alcaraz
Spain
Final
Jannik SinnerTournament profile
HARD
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Complete
Edition 02
2024
Champion
Jannik Sinner
Italy
Final
Taylor FritzTournament profile
HARD
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Complete
Edition 03
2023
Champion
Novak Djokovic
Serbia
Final
Daniil MedvedevTournament profile
HARD
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Complete
Edition 04
2022
Champion
Carlos Alcaraz
Spain
Final
Casper RuudTournament profile
HARD
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Complete
Edition 05
2021
Champion
Daniil Medvedev
Russia
Final
Novak DjokovicTournament profile
HARD
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Complete
Explore the complete archive
146 recorded editions · 1881—2026
Start with the latest six editions, then explore the archive by decade or reveal ten more records at a time.
Iconic finals
Finals that defined US Open.
Selected championship matches preserved as part of the AGE202 Grand Slam archive, with live edition data used whenever available.
2025
Legendary final
2025
Champion
Carlos AlcarazCarlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner to reclaim the US Open title and the world No. 1 ranking.
Runner-up
Jannik Sinner
Defining finals
Curated archive · Top 502
2024
Champion
Jannik Sinner
def. Taylor Fritz
Jannik Sinner defeated Taylor Fritz to win his first US Open championship.
03
2023
Champion
Novak Djokovic
def. Daniil Medvedev
Novak Djokovic defeated Daniil Medvedev to capture his fourth US Open title.
04
2022
Champion
Carlos Alcaraz
def. Casper Ruud
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Casper Ruud to win his first Grand Slam title.
05
2021
Champion
Daniil Medvedev
def. Novak Djokovic
Daniil Medvedev defeated Novak Djokovic to claim his first major championship.
STORY
Editorial archive
Chapters that shaped US Open.
The defining eras, turning points and stories behind one of tennis' greatest championships.
01
Featured chapter
1881–1914
Origins
From Newport to New York
The roots of the American major
The championship began in Newport before its growing national importance eventually pulled it toward New York.
02
Chapter 02
1978
Transformation
Flushing Meadows changes everything
Hard courts and night tennis
The move to the National Tennis Center created the foundation for the modern US Open.
03
Chapter 03
1915–1977
Forest Hills
A defining American tennis stage
Grass, clay and tradition
Forest Hills became one of the great homes of American tennis and hosted the championship across both grass and clay eras.
04
Chapter 04
Energy
The night-session major
New York after dark
Arthur Ashe Stadium and the US Open night session created one of the most distinctive atmospheres in professional tennis.
05
Chapter 05
2004–2025
Modern champions
From Federer to the new generation
Two decades of global stars
Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Alcaraz and Sinner have all added major chapters to the modern New York archive.
The editorial history of US Open is preserved and curated through the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
01
Historical profile
The story of US Open
The men's championship began in 1881 as the U.S. National Championships. Over time the tournament moved through several homes and surfaces before settling at Flushing Meadows in 1978, where hard courts and night sessions helped define its modern identity. The US Open has repeatedly introduced innovations to major-championship tennis and remains the final Grand Slam of the calendar year.
Historical copy is currently sourced from Tournament Studio.
Historical timeline
Defining milestones.
Key stages in the evolution of US Open, drawn from the live Tournament Studio whenever milestone data is available.
1881
1881
Featured milestone
The beginning
The men's singles championship begins in Newport, Rhode Island.
The US Open
The event becomes the US Open as professionals and amateurs compete together.
Flushing Meadows
The US Open moves to Flushing Meadows and adopts hard courts.
Forest Hills
The championship moves to the West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills.
Three years on clay
The tournament moves from grass to Har-Tru clay at Forest Hills.
Alcaraz wins again
Carlos Alcaraz defeats Jannik Sinner to reclaim the US Open men's singles title.
Timeline source
Milestones are currently coming from Tournament Studio.
Tournament records
Archive profile.
The defining competitive and historical markers of US Open, generated from the live championship archive whenever Tournament Studio data is available.
01
Record titles
7 titles
Bill Tilden · William Larned · Richard Sears share the current men’s singles record.
02
Unique champions
72
Different men’s singles champions currently represented in the AGE202 tournament archive.
03
Archive span
1881–2026
The year range currently represented by the live Tournament Studio archive.
04
Court identity
Hard
The playing surface that defines movement, rhythm and competitive identity at this Grand Slam.
Live archive metrics
Tournament Studio remains the source for editions and championship leaders. Static Grand Slam records are retained only as a fallback while the archive is completed.
Iconic moments
Moments that became part of US Open.
Landmark matches, turning points and unforgettable scenes preserved in the AGE202 Grand Slam archive.
1968
Featured moment
1968A historic champion
Ashe wins the first US Open
Arthur Ashe wins the inaugural US Open men's singles title in the first year of the tournament's Open Era identity.
1978
Moment 02
1978
The move to Flushing Meadows
Hard courts arrive
2008
Moment 03
2008
Federer wins five straight
A New York dynasty
2022
Moment 04
2022
Alcaraz becomes champion
A new world No. 1
05
2024
Sinner conquers New York
A first US Open title
Jannik Sinner defeats Taylor Fritz to claim the championship.
06
2009
Del Potro breaks through
A five-set final
Juan Martín del Potro defeats Roger Federer to win his first Grand Slam title.
07
2011
Djokovic's breakthrough New York title
A dominant season crowned
Novak Djokovic defeats Rafael Nadal to win the US Open.
Tournament moments
Iconic moments are curated directly through Tournament Studio.
AGE202 Museum Collection
Artifacts
of US Open
Authentic museum pieces catalogued in direct connection with US Open. Explore their archive records, stories and collecting status.
4 artifacts catalogued
AGE202-1786170587709Available
AGE202-1786705774600Available
AGE202-1786726989723Available
AGE202-1786171690872Available
US
AGE202 tournament archive
The next layers of US Open.
The live tournament archive is already preserving champions, editions, finals, history and defining moments. The next layer connects US Open with the AGE202 Collection.
Archive bridge01
Planned
Next archive layer
AGE202 Collection
Memorabilia and apparel connected to the tournament and its champions.
Archive expansion
Grand Slam circuit