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- Sep 12, 2026
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Ben Shelton reaches U.S. Open final by outplaying Frances Tiafoe in all-American clash (opens the original)
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The Athletic has live coverage of the 2026 U.S. Open men’s semifinals NEW YORK — Ben Shelton, the big serving 23-year-old Floridian, earned the chance of his young career Friday night, defeating Frances Tiafoe in an all-American semifinal at the U.S. Open. After riding his power and increasingly eclectic set of tennis weapons to beat Tiafoe 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5, Shelton, one of the most gifted all-around athletes to reach the elite level of the sport, will play Alexander Zverev of Germany in Sunda
Aryna Sabalenka cruises past Jessica Pegula and into the U.S. Open final (opens the original)
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The Athletic has live coverage of the 2026 U.S. Open women’s semifinals NEW YORK — Aryna Sabalenka is headed back to the U.S. Open final. After beating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 on a dank, heavy night in Arthur Ashe Stadium, Sabalenka is one win away from her third consecutive title in New York. That would be a remarkable achievement. The U.S. Open is the hardest Grand Slam to defend. It comes toward the end of the season, when top players can be banged up or burned out and ripe for the taking. Sa
Coco Gauff escapes U.S. Open heartbreak as Mirra Andreeva wilts on Arthur Ashe Stadium (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — Coco Gauff’s dream of a third Grand Slam title, and a second at the U.S. Open, was crashing into a wall Wednesday afternoon. For one set, Mirra Andreeva, the 19-year-old French Open champion, was as solid as she needed to be against an opponent who had one of those sets any tennis player dreads. Gauff had no feel for the ball. She could not land a first serve with any sort of consistency. Her forehand and serve, which she has been rebuilding in earnest for the past 12 months, fell apa
Ben Shelton edges out Carlos Alcaraz in thrilling latest U.S. Open finish in history (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — Ben Shelton and Carlos Alcaraz didn’t really play a tennis match overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning at the U.S. Open, as they set a record for the latest finish in tournament history. Sure, there were rackets and balls and deuces and ads, but those were mere details. This was a heavyweight prize fight between two of the biggest stars in the sport, an American athletic acrobat of the highest order, and an artist in the sweet science of the game, capable of playing a version of te
Carlos Alcaraz served his way to his last U.S. Open title. Now comes his return (opens the original)
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The Athletic has live coverage of the 2026 U.S. Open. NEW YORK — A year ago, Carlos Alcaraz showed up at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center with a buzz cut and a rocketing serve, unlike any arrow he had ever had in his quiver before. He lost three service games in seven matches, and won the U.S. Open men’s title. This year, he has shaggy mane and uses a thin headband to keep it all under control, plus a serve that is nowhere near as potent as it was 12 months ago. That’s OK. In the abse
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