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US Open: The chaos in the world rankings, the data on the No. 1 and the new champion

The US Open will quickly change the world top 10 as Medvedev waits to see who will succeed him in both the trophy and No. 1 rankings.

Even in the years of absolute Big 4 dominance, the US Open has always been the tournament that offered one of the other the best chances of a Grand Slam.

From 2003, when Roger Federer won his first Major, 76 Grand Slams have been held up to this year. Of the 19 Australian Opens, only one went to another tennis player (Marat Shafin 2005), at Roland Garros they won three in as many events (2004 Gaston Gaudio, 2015 Stan Wawrinka, 2020 Dominic Thiem), in 19 Wimbledon no one else is managed to get a title.

At the same time, five have ended up in different hands in 19 events at the US Open. It started with Andy Roddick in 2003 and was followed by Juan Martin Del Potro (2009), Marin Cilic (2014), Stan Wawrinka (2016) and last year Daniil Medvedev (2021), while again this year we have a new winner will.

Lots of reshuffles in the top ten

According to the results so far, the top ten in the world rankings can change significantly, both in terms of personnel and position.

The data for #1, which will change hands, is analyzed below. From there, whatever happens from now on, Carlos Alcarath will find himself higher than ever, with the worst position he can currently hold, which is third.

The same applies to Casper Rude, who finishes sixth for him in the worst case. At the same time, Shiner, Berettini and Kyrgios claim their return to the top 10.

Unlike Novak Djokovic, who will wait and see how the others fare, Stefanos Tsitsipas is not in danger of finishing in the top 10.

The data for #1

Now let’s look at the dates that apply to the world No. 1. If the US Open ended now, Rafael Nadal would be at the top.

However, there are two tennis players who threaten the legendary Spaniard, namely Carlos Alcarat and Casper Rude. What do the two need to make it to the top? Exactly the same. To reach the final.

From then on, when both reach the end of the journey, the prize, of course, is the winner’s first career Grand Slam title and world No. 1 ranking.

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Eight tennis players compete for their first Grand Slam

Of course, each of the eight players who go on to win the title will be the first Grand Slam of their career.

After Cilic’s disqualification, Kyrgios, Katsanov, Berettini, Rudd, Shiner, Alkarath, Rublev, and Tiafoe have a golden opportunity ahead of them and it remains to be seen who will take advantage of it.

All matches will be broadcast by Eurosport. The detailed TV program can be found in the special section of Sportish, while all games are broadcast in the match center.

Pairings in the men’s quarterfinals

Tuesday 06.09

  • 19.00 Berettini – Rud

Wednesday 07.09

  • Kyrgios-Kassanov
  • * Shiner-Alkarath
  • * Rublev—Tiafoe

The couples of the semifinals

Friday 09.09

  • Kyrgios – Katsanov / Berretini – Rudd
  • Shiner-Alkarath / Rublev-Tiafoe

final

Sunday 09/11 23.00

* Times for the remaining games have not yet been set. According to the tournament’s original schedule, the quarter-finals, which have no start time, will start the first on Wednesday (07/09) at 19:00 and the second on Thursday (08/09) at 02:00.

The semifinals will take place the first on Friday (September 9th) at 10:00 p.m. and the second on Saturday (September 10th) at 2:00 a.m.

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22-28.12 Schedule and results of matches between Ukrainians and Ukrainians at ITF tournaments

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22-28.12 Schedule and results of matches between Ukrainians and Ukrainians at ITF tournaments

Sport.ua presents the schedule and results of matches of Ukrainian tennis players at the ITF World Tour tournaments from December 15 to 21

men

M15 Antalya (Türkiye – location), Antalya Series

Singles, elimination, first round

  • Maxim Khlyvnyuk (Ukraine) – Ibrahim Yego (Kenya) – absent
  • Filip Pavic (Kosovo) – Andrey Bilata (Ukraine) – without

Singles, qualifiers, second round

  • Maxim Khlyvnyuk (Ukraine) – Stefanos Schinas (Greece, 15) – 23.12, at 10:00 at the latest
  • Alexandru Balan (Canada, 6) – Andrey Bilata (Ukraine) – 23.12, 12:30 at the latest

Singles, first round

  • TVA – Nikita Bilozertsev (Ukraine, 6) –TVA
  • TVA – Ilya Biloborodko (Ukraine) –TVA
  • TVA – Alexander Ovcharenko (Ukraine, 2) –TVA

Doubles, first round

  • Dillon Beckles (USA) and Alexander Wagner (Austria) – Nikita Bilozertsev (Ukraine) and Alp Horoz (Türkiye) – TVA
  • William Mirarchi (Italy) and Daniil Stepanov – Mihai Marinescu (Romania) and Alexander Ovcharenko (Ukraine, 4) –TVA

M15 Monastir (Tunisia – difficult), FTT by Magic Hotel Tours

Singles, elimination, first round

  • Kazuki Nishiwaki (Japan, 6) – Arseniy Mironov (Ukraine) – 6:0, 6:0

Women

W15 Antalya (Türkiye – ground), Antalya Series

Singles, elimination, first round

  • Anastasia Necule (Romania) – Yaroslava Sribnaya (Ukraine) –TVA
  • Arina Yakusheva (Ukraine) – Naz Kaynak (Türkiye) – TVA
  • Jamie Collinson (Australia) – Helen Grab (Ukraine) –TVA
  • Serafima Vasilyeva (Ukraine) – Öykü Şahbaz (Ukraine) – none

Singles, qualifiers, second round

  • Eva Galievskaya (Ukraine, 6) – Honoka Uchiyama (Japan) or Alisa Aksiyanova – TVA
  • Serafima Vasilyeva (Ukraine) – Sabina Shaidullina or Ema Garayda (Czech Republic, 14) – TVA

Doubles, first round

  • Asylzhan Arystanbekova (Kazakhstan) and Ingkar Dyusebay (Kazakhstan) – Sara Balan (Romania) and Eva Galievskaya (Ukraine) –TVA
  • Nanari Katsumi (Romania) and Honoka Uchiyama (Japan) – Helen Grab (Ukraine) and Arina Yakusheva (Ukraine) –TVA

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The champion of the 2025 ATP Junior Final Tournament has been announced

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The champion of the 2025 ATP Junior Final Tournament has been announced

20-year-old American tennis player Lerner Tien (ATP 28) Became the winner of the ATP 2025 Junior Final Tournament.

The Americans were defeated in the final of the competition held on indoor courts in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia). Alexander Blox (Belgium, ATP 116) 1 hour 1 minute.

Next Generation ATP Finals 2025. Final, December 21

Lerner Tien (AMERICA) [1] –Alexander Blox (Belgium) [2] – 4:3 (7:4), 4:2, 4:1

Tien played in the Next Generation finals for the second time. He lost to João Fonseca in the decisive match in 2024.

Lerner suffered one defeat, losing to Rafael Hodar in the first round of the group stage in Jeddah. He then defeated Blox as well as Martin Landaluse, Nikolay Budkov Kjaer and Nishesh Basavareddy.

Tien becomes the second Youth Finals champion after Brandon Nakashima – Nakashima won the Next Gen award in 2022.

Lerner Thien received $502,250 in prize money for his victory at the Next Gen ATP Finals 2025.

Photo gallery of the award ceremony

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Lerner Thien – Alexander Blocks. New Generation Final. Watch online. LIVE

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The final match will be held on December 21 ATP Youth Final Tournament 2025 In Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The Net Gen ATP Finals cup will be played on: Alexander Blocks (Belgium, ATP 116) and Lerner Tien (USA, ATP 28). The starting time of the meeting is 19.00 Kyiv time.

The best moments of tennis matches LIVE on Telegram channel Tennis on Sport.ua

This will be the first head-to-head meeting between the rivals at Tour level and the third if you take into account the junior competitions (1:1).

The winner of the match will receive the Junior Final award.

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