Final Week of US Open: All You Need to Know
by James Kevin Stott
- 2025 US Open Tennis Tournament Down to the Nitty Gritty
- Who Advanced in the 2025 US Open Women’s Quarterfinals?
- Who Advanced in the 2025 US Open Men’s Quarterfinals?
- Where Can I Find 2025 US Open Semifinals Tickets?
- Where Can I Find 2025 US Open Finals Tickets?
- Who Are the Last 10 US Open Women’s Singles Champions?
- Who Are the Last 10 US Open Men’s Singles Champions?
- Who Were the Oddsmakers’ 2025 US Open Favorites Heading In?
- Where and When Can I Watch the 2025 US Open Semifinals?
- Where and When Can I Watch the 2025 US Open Finals?
2025 US Open Tennis Tournament Down to the Nitty Gritty
The 2025 US Open has whittled down to the final four players in both the Men’s and Women’s Singles brackets at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York. This 145th edition could either provide us with new or repeat winners, with both of last year’s champions, Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner, both still alive heading into the Semifinals.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Quarterfinal matches were played in the Big Apple in this last major of the season, with winners advancing to the Women’s Semifinals (Thursday) and Men’s Semifinals (Friday). The Women’s and Men's Semis winners will then meet in the Women’s Finals (Saturday) and Men’s Finals (Sunday) for the coveted silverware.
Tickets for all of these US Open matches are still available here on TicketX, and make sure to look for your US Open 2026 Tennis Championship tickets (August 31-September 13, 2026) here as well.
In the first three Grand Slam Majors of the year, Madison Keys won the Australian Open, Coco Gauff captured the French Open, and Iga Świątek prevailed at Wimbledon on the WTA, while Sinner won both the Australian Open and Wimbledon, with Carlos Alcaraz taking the French Open on the ATP for the Men.
Who Advanced in the 2025 US Open Women’s Quarterfinals?
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the eight players in each bracket were pared down to four who earned spots in the Semifinals. The Quarterfinal winners in the Women’s Bracket on Tuesday were No. 4 seed Jessica Pegula over Barbora Krejčíková (6-3, 6-2) and top-seed Aryna Sabalenka, earning an easy walkover spot when opponent Markéta Vondroušová withdrew from the match with an injury, setting up a rematch with Pegula in the Semis.
Pegula became the first woman from the US to make it to the Semifinals without dropping a set, but will head into the Semis as a +230 underdog to No. 1 seed Sabalenka. It was the second straight US Women’s Semis Pegula made without losing a set, and the first time it has happened for a US woman since Serena Williams did it four straight times (2011-2014).
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Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula's paths cross again at the business end of the US Open. pic.twitter.com/BIgHeGDjL3
Wednesday saw No. 2 seed Iga Świątek upset by No. 8 seed Amanda Anisimova on the hardcourt (6-4, 6-3) and No. 23 seed Naomi Osaka eliminated No. 11 seed Karolína Muchová (6-4, 7-6). Świątek had defeated Anisimova in straight sets (6-0, 6-0) to win Wimbledon with a “double bagel” before Anisimova served up some cold, hard-court revenge on Wednesday afternoon.
Who Advanced in the 2025 US Open Men’s Quarterfinals?
The Quarterfinal winners in the Men’s Bracket on Tuesday were No. 2 seed Carlos Alvarez, a straight set winner over No. 20 seed Jiří Lehečka (6-4, 6-2, 6-4) and No. 7 seed Novak Djokovic who needed four sets to oust No. 4 seed Taylor Fritz (6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4) to make his 53rd Major Semifinal where he is a +200 underdog vs Spaniard Alvarez (-260).
Alvarez is the only player in the Men’s Bracket yet to drop a set, while living legend Djokovic improved to 11-0 lifetime vs Fritz and 15-0 vs Americans in Major Quarters.
On Wednesday, No. 25 seed Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime ousted No. 8 seed Alex de Minaur (4-6, 7-6, 7-5, 7-6) to advance to the Men’s Semifinals on Friday where he faces No. 1 seed Jannik Sinner who ousted No. 10 seed and Italian countryman Lorenzo Musetti (6-1, 6-4, 6-2) to improve to 16-0 lifetime vs Mussetti. Sinner will head in as a big favorite over Auger-Aliassime in his semifinal match.
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Where Can I Find 2025 US Open Semifinals Tickets?
Tickets for the two days of the Semifinals of the 2025 US Open Tennis Championship at the Arthur Ashe Stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center - Complex are still available here at TicketX. If you want to attend the Women’s Semifinals on Thursday, September 4 (Session 23), tickets can be found as low as $181.50. This is the evening session of the day and will see the Finalists emerge when completed.
If you would like to see the Men’s Semifinals on Friday, September 5 (Session 24), tickets can be found for as low as $100.10 (12 pm) and $194.70 (7 pm), and seeing a Djokovic-Alcaraz Semifinal while the 38-year-old Serb is still playing is worth its weight in gold! Lifetime, Djokovic (100 career titles) is 5-3, taking 4 of the last 5 meetings vs Alcaraz. Online sportsbook DraftKings has Alvarez as a solid -300 favorite over Djokovic (+225).
Where Can I Find 2025 US Open Finals Tickets?
Tickets for the two days of the Finals of the 2025 US Open are also still available here at TicketX. If you want to attend the Women’s Finals on Saturday, September 6 (Session 26), tickets can still be found as low as $146.30, while Fan Fest tickets (Grounds Admission) can be had for just $23.50.
Tickets for the Men’s Finals on Sunday, September 7, can still be found as low as $31.90 for US Open Finals Fan Fest tickets (Grounds Admission), while tickets for the big match can be found for $379.51. With potential Sinner-Alvaraz (No. 1 vs No. 2 seeds) or Sinner-Djokovic showdowns in Queens on Sunday afternoon, there can be no better way to put a cherry on top of this last Major of the 2025 Tennis calendar.
Who Are the Last 10 US Open Women’s Singles Champions?
There has been no repeat Women’s Singles winner since 2014 when Serena Williams won her third straight title on the hardcourt (Laykold) at Flushing Meadows. Aryna Sabalenka is the defending Women’s champion after beating American Jessica Pegula in straight sets (7-5, 7-5) last year for her first US Open title.
A player from a different nation has won 10 straight years, with only one player—Japan’s Naomi Osaka—winning twice. Here are the last 10 Women’s winners:
2024—Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus)
2023—Coco Gauff (USA)
2022—Iga Świątek (Poland)
2021—Emma Raducanu (Great Britain)
2020—Naomi Osaka (Japan)
2019—Bianca Andrescu (Canada)
2018—Naomi Osaka (Japan)
2017—Sloane Stephens (USA)
2016—Angelique Kerber (Czech Republic)
2015—Flavia Pennetta (Italy)
Who Are the Last 10 US Open Men’s Singles Champions?
There has been no repeat Men’s Singles winner since Roger Federer, who won the tournament five straight times (2004-2008), and no country has won back-to-back titles at the US Open since Federer won those five for Switzerland. Top-seed Jannik Sinner is the defending champion, having defeated Taylor Fritz in straight sets last year.
The last 10 Men’s Semifinalists have all come from different countries. Here are the last 10 Men’s winners, which sees living legend Djokovic winning three times:
2024—Jannik Sinner (Italy)
2023—Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
2022—Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)
2021—Daniil Medvedev (Russia)
2020—Dominic Thiem (Austria)
2019—Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2018—Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
2017—Rafael Nadal (Spain)
2016—Stan Wawrinka (Switzerland)
2015—Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
Who Were the Oddsmakers’ 2025 US Open Favorites Heading In?
The 2025 US Open Odds Tracker shows that Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner were co-favorites to win the tournament at odds averaging +199 (bet $100 to win $199). Novak Djokovic (+248) was the bookies’ third choice, but he sat at 11/1 to win it all before his semifinal collision with Alcaraz (now +150 to win the 2025 US Open).
Defending women’s champ Aryna Sabalenka opened as a solid +221 (average) to win the US Open again some 50 weeks ago, and the top-ranked player on the WTA circuit sat at +210 before her Semifinals match with Jessica Pegula (2-7 lifetime vs. Sabalenka). Tennis bettors actually had made Iga Świątek (+160) the new favorite before the Polish star had even played her Quarterfinals match on Wednesday—which she lost—so her perceived path to the Finals seemed to have value to some gamblers, but that Futures bet didn’t even make it to the Semifinals round.
Where and When Can I Watch the 2025 US Open Semifinals?
In the US, the Women’s Semifinals on Thursday, September 4, can be watched on ESPN or ESPN Deportes at 7 pm ET/4 pm PT. You can also catch the night’s two matches on the ESPN+ streaming service, as well as FuboTV or SlingTV.
The Men’s Semifinals are on Friday, September 5, and start with the first Semifinal from Flushing in the day at 3 pm ET/12 pm PT, followed by the second Semifinal at night at 7 pm/4 pm. Both matches can be seen on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, or ESPN+.
Where and When Can I Watch the 2025 US Open Finals?
The two Finals are traditionally played on Saturday and Sunday, and this year is no different, with the 2025 US Open Women’s Final being contested on Saturday, September 6, at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+.
The 2025 US Open Men’s Final will be on Sunday, September 7, at 2 pm ET/11 am PT, and airs on ABC, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+, so if you are looking for the match on your TV on regular ESPN, remember that this one is on ABC.
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