The 2025 US Open, held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, will run from August 24 to September 7, marking its position as the final Grand Slam of the tennis season. This year, for the first time, the main singles draws will take place over 15 days, reflecting the growing scale of the event and a continued push for innovation and accessibility for players and fans alike, according to information from Tennis Temple and the official US Open sources.

After the record-shattering 2024 edition, where over 1 million fans attended across three weeks, excitement for the 2025 tournament is palpable. The expanded schedule pairs world-class tennis with New York’s renowned food and entertainment, making this not just a sporting event but a cultural highlight of the summer, as emphasized by Average Socialite.

A key change for 2025 is the reimagined Mixed Doubles Championship, now staged during the first week—between August 19 and 20—granting some of the sport's biggest stars a larger platform to team up and compete. The prize pool for the tournament remains one of the most lucrative on the tour, with total prize money standing at $57,462,000.

Last year’s champions were Italian powerhouse Jannik Sinner and Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka. Sinner, who is currently world number one, clinched his second Grand Slam title of 2024 with a straight-sets win over American Taylor Fritz, while Sabalenka claimed her maiden US Open crown, overcoming Jessica Pegula in a gritty final. Both champions swept through their respective draws with dominant, consistent play, dropping a combined total of just three sets. The Tennis Gazette highlighted Sinner’s continued strong form, which was evident through the European spring and summer, and Sabalenka’s intense energy—qualities both will bring into their 2025 US Open title defenses.

The lead-up to the Open is set to be equally competitive, with pivotal tournaments including the Canadian Open, Cincinnati Masters, and Winston-Salem Open on the men's side, and key WTA and ATP events across North America and Europe as noted by The Tennis Gazette and the LTA’s event guides.

Expect fierce competition from a roster that includes world No. 2 Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz (who recently won his second French Open and was a defending Wimbledon champion), Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, and Britain’s Jack Draper, who reached his first Grand Slam semifinal at last year’s US Open. On the women’s side, Aryna Sabalenka leads a pack that also features Jessica Pegula and rising stars from across the globe.

Ticket demand is anticipated to be higher than ever, with American Express presale tickets launching on May 27 and public sales opening on May 30. Organizers are urging fans to sign up for US Open Insider or text alerts to stay updated and secure entry to tennis’ most sought-after event.

The ATP and WTA seasons will climax shortly after the US Open, with the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin and WTA Finals in Riyadh concluding a dramatic year for the sport. The 2025 US Open promises both competitive spectacle and festival atmosphere, reaffirming its place as a cornerstone of the global sporting calendar.

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