US Open Tennis 2026 Results Today: Every Round and Score

US Open tennis 2026 results are posted here for every completed match, round by round, in both singles draws. The fourth round finishes on Monday, September 7. Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka are both into the quarterfinals, which run September 8 to 9. Play continues to the men’s final on Sunday, September 13.

Scores update at the close of each day’s play at Flushing Meadows. Late night finishes appear the following morning.

US Open 2026 tennis results by round, men's and women's singles scores

US Open Scores 2026

August 24 - September 13, 2026
New York, USA
Defending ChampionsCarlos AlcarazAryna Sabalenka
2026

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Men's Singles

Qualification Round 2

Final
Spain flag Daniel Rincon646
USA flag Jordan Lee361
Qualification Round 2
Final
France flag Kyrian Jacquet464
Tunisia flag Aziz Dougaz646
Qualification Round 2
Final
Portugal flag Frederico Ferreira Silva261
Austria flag Jurij Rodionov636
Qualification Round 2
Final
Italy flag Andrea Guerrieri366
Austria flag Joel Schwaerzler641
Qualification Round 2
Final
Argentina flag Genaro Alberto Olivieri31
Chile flag Tomás Barrios Vera66
Qualification Round 2
Final
United Kingdom flag Jacob Fearnley6646
France flag Luka Pavlović4774
Qualification Round 2
Final
Lithuania flag Vilius Gaubas66
Italy flag Marco Cecchinato43
Qualification Round 2
Final
Hong Kong flag Coleman Wong66
Austria flag Lukas Neumayer33
Qualification Round 2
Final
Kazakhstan flag Timofey Skatov654
Bulgaria flag Grigor Dimitrov776
Qualification Round 2
Final
Finland flag Otto Virtanen2786
United Kingdom flag Jack Pinnington Jones6663
Qualification Round 2
Final
Sweden flag Elias Ymer265
Chile flag Cristian Garin677
Qualification Round 2
Final
Spain flag David Jorda Sanchis562
Serbia flag Dušan Lajović777
Qualification Round 2
Final
Switzerland flag Remy Bertola7644
United Kingdom flag Harry Wendelken5776
Qualification Round 2
Final
United Kingdom flag Toby Samuel466
United Kingdom flag Billy Harris614
Qualification Round 2
Final
Brazil flag Thiago Seyboth Wild44
USA flag Mackenzie McDonald66
Qualification Round 2
Final
France flag Arthur Gea6646
France flag Clement Chidekh4772
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Shintaro Mochizuki66
USA flag Braden Shick41
Qualification Round 2
Final
Czechia flag Dalibor Svrčina776
Canada flag Alexis Galarneau632
Qualification Round 2
Final
Italy flag Francesco Passaro776
Germany flag Tom Gentzsch644
Qualification Round 2
Final
Croatia flag Luka Mikrut24
USA flag Nishesh Basavareddy66
Qualification Round 2
Final
France flag Hugo Gaston66
USA flag Andre Ilagan13
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Rei Sakamoto66
France flag Alexandre Muller33
Qualification Round 2
Final
Norway flag Nicolai Budkov Kjaer54
Australia flag Christopher O'Connell76
Qualification Round 2
Final
Hungary flag Zsombor Piros656
Estonia flag Daniil Glinka374
Qualification Round 2
Final
China flag Yunchaokete Bu66
Croatia flag Borna Gojo44
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Kei Nishikori66
USA flag Michael Antonius44
Qualification Round 2
Final
Portugal flag Henrique Rocha62610
South Africa flag Lloyd Harris26712
Qualification Round 2
Final
Canada flag Liam Draxl66
USA flag Andrew Johnson42
Qualification Round 2
Final
Ukraine flag Vitaliy Sachko26611
Spain flag Pablo Llamas Ruiz64713
Qualification Round 2
Final
Italy flag Federico Cinà657
Bolivia flag Hugo Dellien375
Qualification Round 2
Final
Australia flag Tristan Schoolkate678
South Korea flag Seongchan Hong466
Qualification Round 2
Final
Switzerland flag Jerome Kym6264
USA flag Colton Smith7726
Qualification Round 2

Women's Singles

Qualification Round 2

Final
Russia flag Alevtina Ibragimova43
Georgia flag Mariam Bolkvadze66
Qualification Round 2
Final
Russia flag Elena Pridankina66
Canada flag Rebecca Marino24
Qualification Round 2
Final
USA flag Robin Montgomery76
Belgium flag Jeline Vandromme53
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Mai Hontama7661
Spain flag Andrea Lazaro Garcia5786
Qualification Round 2
Final
Netherlands flag Anouk Koevermans67
Poland flag Linda Klimovičová35
Qualification Round 2
Final
Italy flag Lucia Bronzetti263
Russia flag Polina Iatcenko636
Qualification Round 2
Final
China flag Qinwen Zheng67
France flag Clara Burel15
Qualification Round 2
Final
Czechia flag Linda Fruhvirtova45
Canada flag Carson Branstine67
Qualification Round 2
Final
Czechia flag Dominika Salkova31
Czechia flag Gabriela Knutson66
Qualification Round 2
Final
Greece flag Despina Papamichail6362
Georgia flag Ekaterine Gorgodze7777
Qualification Round 2
Final
USA flag Julieta Pareja66
Belarus flag Iryna Shymanovich42
Qualification Round 2
Final
USA flag Madison Brengle23
Italy flag Lucrezia Stefanini66
Qualification Round 2
Final
Portugal flag Francisca Jorge13
Serbia flag Mia Ristić66
Qualification Round 2
Final
Switzerland flag Susan Bandecchi66
Slovakia flag Viktoria Hrunčakova32
Qualification Round 2
Final
USA flag Kristina Penickova703
United Kingdom flag Harriet Dart566
Qualification Round 2
Final
Italy flag Tyra Caterina Grant723
Japan flag Himeno Sakatsume566
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Moyuka Uchijima2666
Czechia flag Lucie Havlickova62710
Qualification Round 2
Final
China flag Yue Yuan66
Russia flag Julia Avdeeva32
Qualification Round 2
Final
Netherlands flag Arantxa Rus66
Netherlands flag Suzan Lamens34
Qualification Round 2
Final
Canada flag Bianca Andreescu66
Ukraine flag Veronika Podrez03
Qualification Round 2
Final
United Kingdom flag Katie Swan7733
USA flag Mary Stoiana6566
Qualification Round 2
Final
Japan flag Nao Hibino66
Czechia flag Anna Siskova42
Qualification Round 2
Final
United Kingdom flag Francesca Jones77130640
Germany flag Mona Barthel6364020
Qualification Round 2
Final
Poland flag Martyna Kubka66
Spain flag Marina Bassols Ribera32
Qualification Round 2
Final
South Korea flag Yeonwoo Ku6660
Australia flag Storm Hunter4786
Qualification Round 2
Final
Australia flag Priscilla Hon34
Chinese Taipei flag Joanna Garland66
Qualification Round 2
Final
Russia flag Kristina Liutova656
Serbia flag Lola Radivojević274
Qualification Round 2
Final
Czechia flag Vendula Valdmannova566
Belarus flag Aliaksandra Sasnovich731
Qualification Round 2
Final
USA flag Elvina Kalieva366
Belgium flag Sofia Costoulas634
Qualification Round 2
Final
Latvia flag Darja Semenistaja776
Russia flag Alexandra Shubladze654
Qualification Round 2

Mixed Doubles

Semifinals

Final
FR flag G. MonfilsUA flag E. Svitolina5915
CH flag F. CobolliIT flag B. Bencic47410
Semifinals
Final
CZ flag J. MensikCZ flag K. Muchova58311
RU flag M. AndreevaRU flag A. Rublev4659
Semifinals

Final

Final
CH flag F. CobolliIT flag B. Bencic366
CZ flag J. MensikCZ flag K. Muchova6110
Final
No matches in this draw on this date.
Times shown in Eastern Time.

US Open Tennis 2026 Results by Round

Each singles draw starts with 128 players and takes seven rounds to reach a champion. Early rounds spread across two or three days. The last week slows to one match day per round.

RoundDatesPlayers left
First roundAugust 30 to September 1128
Second roundSeptember 2 to 364
Third roundSeptember 4 to 532
Round of 16September 6 to 716
QuarterfinalsSeptember 8 to 98
Women’s semifinalsSeptember 104
Men’s semifinalsSeptember 114
Women’s finalSeptember 122
Men’s finalSeptember 132

Both draws play the same rounds on the same days until the semifinals, where the men’s and women’s schedules split.

US Open Tennis 2026 Results Today, Day by Day

The board above carries every completed match. Here is what has shaped the tournament so far.

Monday, September 7: the fourth round concludes. Top seed Alexander Zverev meets No. 21 seed Luciano Darderi in the night session. Coco Gauff plays fellow American Iva Jovic, Elena Rybakina faces Naomi Osaka, Iga Swiatek meets Qinwen Zheng and Mirra Andreeva plays Anastasia Potapova. Learner Tien takes on Karen Khachanov with a place in the last eight at stake.

Sunday: half the quarterfinal field is set. Carlos Alcaraz beat Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 and now meets Ben Shelton, who dismissed Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. Frances Tiafoe beat Daniil Medvedev 7-6 (1), 6-4, 7-6 (6) and faces Alex Michelsen, the first unseeded man this century to reach the US Open quarterfinals without dropping a set. That match guarantees an American in the semifinals.

The women’s last eight took shape too. Aryna Sabalenka beat Taylor Townsend 6-4, 6-3 and meets Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova, who edged No. 11 seed Marta Kostyuk 7-5, 5-7, 6-4. Jessica Pegula beat No. 16 seed Sorana Cirstea 6-3, 6-4 and plays Emma Navarro, a 6-4, 6-2 winner over No. 21 seed Anna Kalinskaya.

Saturday: Fritz and Cobolli fall. No. 24 seed Francisco Cerundolo came from two sets down to beat No. 9 seed Taylor Fritz 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. No. 28 seed Alexander Blockx knocked out No. 5 seed Flavio Cobolli. Zverev beat No. 25 seed Alejandro Tabilo 6-2, 7-6 (2), 6-2, and Learner Tien won a five-setter against No. 17 seed Jakub Mensik.

In the women’s draw, Qinwen Zheng beat No. 22 seed Madison Keys 1-6, 7-6 (3), 7-5 after Keys had led 5-0 in the deciding set. No. 24 seed Anastasia Potapova put out No. 10 seed Amanda Anisimova 6-2, 7-5, and Iva Jovic ended Alexandra Eala’s run 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.

Week one: Djokovic’s earliest major exit in 20 years. Mariano Navone beat the No. 4 seed 7-6, 5-7, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 in 4 hours 36 minutes on day one, ending a run of 78 straight first round wins. Karen Khachanov then knocked out No. 3 seed Felix Auger-Aliassime and Botic van de Zandschulp beat No. 6 seed Alex de Minaur, both in the second round. Every shock is logged on our US Open upsets tracker.

Top Seeds and Defending Champions

Aryna Sabalenka is the two-time defending champion and No. 1 seed. A third title in a row would make her the first woman to three-peat in New York since Serena Williams in 2012, 2013 and 2014.

Carlos Alcaraz defends the men’s title as the No. 2 seed after world No. 1 Jannik Sinner withdrew with a knee injury. The men’s draw has been brutal on its top eight: six of them are already gone.

SeedMen’s singlesWomen’s singles
1Alexander ZverevAryna Sabalenka
2Carlos AlcarazElena Rybakina
3Felix Auger-Aliassime (out, R2)Jessica Pegula
4Novak Djokovic (out, R1)Coco Gauff
5Flavio Cobolli (out, R3)Mirra Andreeva
6Alex de Minaur (out, R2)Linda Noskova
7Daniil Medvedev (out, R16)Karolina Muchova (out, R3)
8Ben SheltonIga Swiatek

All 32 seeds in each draw are listed on our US Open 2026 players page. The exits have reshaped the race for the top ranking, tracked on our US Open ranking movers page.

Seeds Out and Who Is Still Standing

Thirty-two players were seeded in each singles draw. Two thirds of them have gone, so the shorter and more useful list now is who is left.

Men’s seeds still inWomen’s seeds still in
Alexander Zverev (1)Aryna Sabalenka (1)
Carlos Alcaraz (2)Elena Rybakina (2)
Ben Shelton (8)Jessica Pegula (3)
Frances Tiafoe (11)Coco Gauff (4)
Learner Tien (14)Mirra Andreeva (5)
Luciano Darderi (21)Linda Noskova (6)
Francisco Cerundolo (24)Iga Swiatek (8)
Alexander Blockx (28)Iva Jovic (14)
 Anastasia Potapova (24)
 Emma Navarro (26)

Unseeded players are still live too. Alex Michelsen, Karen Khachanov, Botic van de Zandschulp and Arthur Gea are all in the men’s last 16, and Qinwen Zheng is in the women’s. Our US Open seed tracker keeps the full running list for both draws.

What Each Result Is Worth

The 2026 US Open pays a record $108 million, up 20 percent on the $90 million of 2025. Men and women earn the same at every stage, and the singles champions take $5.5 million each along with 2,000 ranking points. Reaching the quarterfinals is worth $780,000.

ResultSingles prize money
Champion$5,500,000
Runner-up$2,800,000
Semifinal$1,450,000
Quarterfinal$780,000
Round of 16$480,000
Third round$290,000
Second round$190,000
First round$140,000

Doubles and qualifying payouts are broken down on our US Open 2026 prize money page.

How to Read the Scorelines

Men’s singles matches are best of five sets. Women’s singles matches are best of three. If a set reaches 6-6, a tiebreak to seven points decides it, shown in brackets after the set score, as in 7-6 (3).

The deciding set works differently. At 6-6 in the third set for women or the fifth set for men, players contest an extended tiebreak to 10 points, win by two. Retirements appear as “ret.” and walkovers as “w/o”. More on the format is in our guide to how many rounds the US Open has.

Finals Results

The women’s singles final is Saturday, September 12 at 4 p.m. Eastern. The men’s singles final is Sunday, September 13, not before 2 p.m. Eastern. Both are played on Arthur Ashe Stadium, and both scorelines are added here as soon as the trophy is presented.

Following the Draw as Results Come In

Results tell you what happened. The bracket shows what it means, carrying every winner forward through the tree. The draw page maps projected paths and possible quarterfinals.

While matches are in progress, the live scores board updates set by set instead of waiting for a match to finish. Ranking movement during the fortnight is tracked on our live tennis rankings page.

Past US Open Results

For earlier years, every men’s singles champion and final scoreline of the Open era is in our US Open men’s singles winners list, covering 1968 to 2025.

US Open Tennis 2026 Results Through to September 13

US Open tennis 2026 results are updated on this page every day until the men’s final on September 13. Once the tournament ends, the page stays online as the complete record of the fortnight: every round, every seeded exit and every score in both singles draws.

FAQ About US Open Tennis 2026 Results

When are US Open tennis 2026 results updated on this page?

At the close of each day’s play at Flushing Meadows. Night session matches often finish after midnight Eastern, so those scores appear the following morning.

What are the 2026 US Open quarterfinals?

In the men’s draw, Carlos Alcaraz plays Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe plays Alex Michelsen, which guarantees an American semifinalist. In the women’s draw, Aryna Sabalenka plays Linda Noskova and Jessica Pegula plays Emma Navarro. The remaining quarterfinal places are decided on Monday, September 7.

Did Novak Djokovic lose in the first round of the 2026 US Open?

Yes. Mariano Navone beat the No. 4 seed 7-6, 5-7, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 on August 30 in 4 hours 36 minutes. It was Djokovic’s first opening-round Grand Slam loss since 2006 and ended a run of 78 straight first round wins.

Which seeds are out of the 2026 US Open?

Six of the men’s top eight seeds have gone: Felix Auger-Aliassime (3), Novak Djokovic (4), Flavio Cobolli (5), Alex de Minaur (6) and Daniil Medvedev (7), with Taylor Fritz (9) also out. Only Alexander Zverev (1), Carlos Alcaraz (2) and Ben Shelton (8) remain from the top eight. In the women’s draw the top six seeds are all still alive, with Karolina Muchova (7) the highest seed to fall.

When are the 2026 US Open finals?

The women’s singles final is Saturday, September 12 at 4 p.m. Eastern. The men’s singles final is Sunday, September 13, not before 2 p.m. Eastern. Both are on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Who are the defending US Open champions in 2026?

Aryna Sabalenka is the two-time defending women’s champion and No. 1 seed, chasing a third straight title. Carlos Alcaraz defends the men’s title as the No. 2 seed. Both reached the quarterfinals.

How much does the 2026 US Open singles champion earn?

$5.5 million each for the men’s and women’s champion, from a record total purse of $108 million, up 20 percent on 2025. A quarterfinal run is worth $780,000 and a first round loss $140,000.