The US Open 2025 is here to light up New York City with two weeks of world-class tennis, electrifying energy, and unforgettable moments. From August 25 to September 7, 2025, Flushing Meadows’ iconic Billie Jean King National Tennis Center will host the final Grand Slam of the season. Whether you’re courtside at Arthur Ashe Stadium or soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the grounds, the US Open is the ultimate showcase of skill, passion, and entertainment.
Interestingly, the US Open is the only Grand Slam event to employ tiebreakers in the final set of a match; other events require the match to continue until one player wins by two games. There has been plenty of fantastic tennis rivalry at Flushing Meadows over the years, with iconic competitors like Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras to have dominated the 1990s scene.
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