The 2026 U.S. Open quarterfinals end today at Flushing Meadows, marking the close of the last Grand Slam of the year. This exciting stage features top contenders competing for their place in the semifinals. The women’s bracket includes notable players like Elena Rybakina (2), Coco Gauff (4), and Mirra Andreeva (5). On the men’s side, No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev takes the spotlight.
Women’s Singles Quarterfinals
Aryna Sabalenka maintains her unbeaten record in U.S. Open quarterfinals after a hard-fought win against Wimbledon champion Linda Nosková (6). Despite setbacks in the match, Sabalenka emerged victorious with strong performances in the tiebreaks, underscoring her resilience.
“This was a brilliant victory for Aryna Sabalenka, maintaining her record of never losing a quarterfinal at the U.S. Open.”
Yesterday’s matches featured Jessica Pegula (3) overcoming Emma Navarro (26) in a three-set battle. Today’s schedule includes exciting matchups: Zheng Qinwen challenging Elena Rybakina (2) and an anticipated clash between Mirra Andreeva (5) and Coco Gauff (4).
Men’s Singles Quarterfinals
The men’s contest saw thrilling five-set encounters yesterday. Frances Tiafoe (11) triumphed over Alex Michelsen after a gripping match. Ben Shelton (8) edged out Carlos Alcaraz (2) in another dramatic battle. Today’s lineup promises more action with Karen Khachanov facing Alexander Blockx (28) and Alexander Zverev (1) competing against Botic van de Zandschulp.
Grand Slam Winners of 2026
The year has witnessed different champions across major tournaments. Carlos Alcaraz claimed the Australian Open, achieving a career Grand Slam. Alexander Zverev took the French Open, marking his first career Slam. Jannik Sinner won Wimbledon, adding another title to his name.
For women, major titles were seized by Elena Rybakina at the Australian Open, Mirra Andreeva at the French Open, and Linda Nosková at Wimbledon. Each victory marked a significant milestone for the champions.
The Venue
The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, boasting 22 courts, hosts the U.S. Open. Its iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium, with a capacity of 23,771, is undergoing a renovation to enhance the spectator experience.
Fan Engagement and Feedback
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Join the vibrant atmosphere today as the U.S. Open quarterfinals deliver high-stakes and elite tennis.