Daily FuzzBy the Numbers: Carlos Alcaraz at the 2025 US Open
Go inside the numbers of Carlos Alcaraz's iconic US Open title.
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Daily FuzzSix Pack: Alcaraz Dethrones Sinner to Win US Open Crown and Regain World No. 1
A commanding Carlos Alcaraz dethroned Jannik Sinner for his sixth Grand Slam crown.
Daily FuzzUSTA Issues Quiet Please Policy for President Trump’s US Open Visit
President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the US Open men's final and the USTA has put a policy in place for…
LatestUS Open Final Preview: No. 1 Jannik Sinner vs. No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz
The No. 1 ranking and a $5 Million champion's check are on the line in the US Open final.
Match ReportKnockout: Superb Alcaraz Sweeps Djokovic for Second US Open Final
Carlos Alcaraz swept his 12th straight win to reach his seventh Slam final.
Most PopularRacquet at Rock Set for Newark on December 7th
Carlos Alcaraz vs. Frances Tiafoe in Newark, New Jersey.
AugustThe Greatest Tennis Rivalries of All Time
Historian Raymond Lee picks the best tennis rivalries ever.
August“It’s not a problem” – Alcaraz clarifies extent of knee injury
The Spaniard, who won in straight sets on Friday, says his knee issue is nothing to worry about.
AugustWhat to Watch on Day 6 of the US Open
Third-round action commences on Friday at the US Open.
AugustSinner on Evolution of Sincaraz Rivalry
Jannik Sinner on evolution of rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz.
AugustAlcaraz’s Accidental Buzzcut Gets Mixed Reviews at US Open
The Spaniard's brother needs to practice his clipper work, clearly.
AugustAlcaraz Eases Past Opelka on Ashe
The Spaniard open accounts in NY with a decisive win over Reilly Opelka.
AugustAlcaraz Has the Lead on No.1 at US Open
Carlos Alcaraz will be No.1 after the US Open if he can match or best Jannik Sinner's result in the tournament.
AugustUS Open Day 2 Schedule
Day 2 brings more first-round action and more stars at the US Open.
AugustShelton, Tiafoe Enter US Open Riding Wave of American Confidence
American men have been on the rise for the last two years, but they still haven't cracked the code at the majors.