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"If two world No. 1s don't get in, there's nothing more to say" Katerina Siniakova blasts new US Open Mixed Doubles entry system
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Alex De Minaur confirms whether he and Katie Boulter want to play in the US Open mixed doubles tournament together
Alex De Minaur has delivered his thoughts on the US Open’s new mixed doubles plans, after he and Katie Boulter were denied a place. The completely revamped format has seen plenty of big names from the singles element of the sport thrust together, in an effort to attract more interest to an area of tennis that at times can be overlooked. They will be hoping that the star power of these players can command higher viewing figures, especially in the…
It will be a total of 25 teams that will form the renewed US Open mixed doubles championship. In this instance the best tennis players of the women’s and men’s circuit will gather to compete on equal terms between August 19 and 20. And, unlike previous years, the tournament will be played on stadium courts. Tuesday matches will be at Arthur Ashe Stadium and at Louis Armstrong, while semifinals and the final will be played at Arthur Ashe Stadium …
"If two world No. 1s don't get in, there's nothing more to say" Katerina Siniakova blasts new US Open Mixed Doubles entry system
Women's doubles world No. 1 Katerina Siniakova has criticized the new US Open mixed doubles format after failing to secure a direct entry, despite being partnered with men's doubles world No. 1 Marcelo Arevalo. The US Open has revolutionized its mixed doubles event for 2025, completely redesigning t...
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