An exhilarating atmosphere in a majestic arena.
Reaching the pinnacle of sporting excellence at the world’s largest tennis stadium, the US Open is the battleground for the most impassioned of showdowns. In the blazing heat of New York’s summer, the tournament brings together the sport’s finest talents. In the stands, captivated spectators swing their heads back and forth in sync with the rallies. The final act in the year’s four biggest events, the US Open is the climax to the Grand Slam® season. Rolex has been the tournament’s Official Timekeeper since 2018.
It's just good to be back here. It's an amazing city, amazing place to play tennis.
With a seating capacity of 23,800, Arthur Ashe Stadium thrums with anticipation during the most monumental contests. Headline matches, played at night, deliver hair-raising moments that electrify the crowd. Players must learn to harness this energy without being overwhelmed by the intensity.
There’s nothing like that. No tennis atmosphere can match night-time at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
The roar of a fervent crowd. An environment as daunting as it is exhilarating. At stake is the defence of a ranking or the redemption of a season. Played on a hard surface that rewards speed and aggressive play, the US Open stands as a formidable challenge – a contest defined by its exacting nature.
It was a fight against myself.
The courts at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center have witnessed the rise of many young, talented players destined to shape the future of tennis. By winning the US Open in 2022 at just 19 years old, Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest World No. 1 in the men’s game. At the following year’s tournament, Coco Gauff claimed her first Grand Slam® title at the same age, a feat met with jubilant celebration from an enraptured crowd.
They won the US Open
