The world’s best tennis players are set to hit the Big Apple for the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year.
The US Open is the most lucrative of the major tournaments and the prize pot for 2023 has reached $65million, which represents an eight per cent increase from last year.
Carlos Alcaraz is the defending champion in the men’s singles after securing his maiden Grand Slam success in New York, while Iga Swiatek is bidding to retain her women’s singles title.
A year on from being denied entry to the USA as he is unvaccinated against Covid-19, Novak Djokovic is back and hunting a 24th Grand Slam to draw level with Margaret Court’s all-time record.
British hopes are likely to rest on Andy Murray’s shoulders, however the 2012 US Open winner is a fitness doubt after withdrawing from the Cincinnati ATP Masters.
The latest US Open odds are on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app, otherwise the schedule for the men’s and women’s singles can be found below.
US Open 2023 dates
The US Open takes place over a two-week period from Monday, August 28 to Sunday, September 10.
US Open 2023 schedule
It is worth noting the time difference if you are planning to watch the US Open in Great Britain and Ireland. The day sessions are scheduled to begin at 4pm in Great Britain and Ireland and night sessions at midnight. The finals, meanwhile, will take place at 9pm.
August 28: men’s and women’s first round
August 29: men’s and women’s first round
August 30: men’s and women’s second round
August 31: men’s and women’s second round
September 1: men’s and women’s third round
September 2: men’s and women’s third round
September 3: men’s and women’s fourth round
September 4: men’s and women’s fourth round
September 5: men’s and women’s quarter-finals
September 6: men’s and women’s quarter-finals
September 7: women’s semi-finals
September 8: men’s semi-finals
September 9: women’s final
September 10: men’s final
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