When you hear US Open, a four‑week hard‑court tennis tournament held every August‑September in New York. Also known as American Open, it draws the world’s top players and millions of fans.
The Grand Slam, the four biggest tennis events (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open) defines the elite calendar, while the hard court, a fast surface made of acrylic‑coated asphalt shapes the style of play – big serves, aggressive returns, and long rallies. Because the US Open is part of the ATP Tour, the men’s professional circuit and the WTA Tour, the women’s equivalent, results here affect rankings, prize money, and end‑of‑year championships.
Fans love the night matches, the electric atmosphere of Flushing Meadows, and the drama of upsets that can change a career in a single set. Whether you follow the legends chasing another title or the newcomers trying to break through, the US Open offers a mix of history, high‑stakes competition, and unforgettable moments. Below you’ll find our collection of articles covering these topics in depth.
አርይና ሳባለንካ በኒውዮርክ በUS Open ተደጋግሞ አምንዳን አኒሲሞቫን በሰሜን አምር ተቸል ወደ ላይ ሊተነፋ.
