Sloane Stephens, Pablo Carreno Busta Reach First US Open Semis
Tuesday Sept 5, 207 Flushing Meadow, NY I was lucky enough to get an invitation into Arthur Ashe today and saw Pablo Carreno Busta (PCB) of Spain take out Diego […]
Category Archives: US Open
Delpo Wins a Match and the Crowd; Kanepi Comes Back; Lopez Squared Prevail; Babos/Hlavackova Erase Deficit; Is Gauff the Future
Monday at the Open is the last day grounds passes are held but I got full value despite arriving mid-afternoon. It was a beautiful day to watch or play tennis. […]
Sunday at the US Open: Sloane & Crowd Beat Goerges; Coco & Martina Each Win Mixed; Juniors Take Over Outside Courts
Sunday morning it rained in NY but by early afternoon the skies, well didn’t clear but stopped crying rain. I got out to the open around 3pm, just in time […]
US Open Tennis 2017: Bye Bye Ostapenko, Hello Rublev, Rafa Rallies, Fritz/Opelka TBF
Today, Sept.2, 2017 is the first Saturday at the US Open. I’ve been coming to the Open every year since 1999 and this is the first time I was wearing […]
Labor Day in the Heat at the US Open: Williams, Murray, Tsonga, Bouchard, Makarova, Fritz, Penetta, Azaranka
The Labor Day matches at the US Open ended on Tuesday at 2:26 am or thereabouts, though by the time Nishikori finally ousted Raonic from the Open (bad day at […]
US Open Sunday: Heat and Rain, Thunder and Lightning; Late Night Tennis
Today I got out to the US Open a bit earlier, though I had a couple of meetings today, and, not having had lunch, went to “Dave’s Place” (Dave Haggerty […]
US Open, New York City
New York City is LOUD! No wonder New Yorkers sometimes talk loudly…they have to do so to be heard over the din. Though there are an awful lot of people […]