The first round action finally ends Tuesday in New York, as the first three-day round ends with a number of big names in action.
Here’s what we will see
The sinner begins the title protection
The winner of each of the last two difficulties of the difficult Court has ranking No.1 in line in New York. Jannik Sinner must surpass at the US Open to stay at the top of the ATP rankings, and the high -flight Italian takes the court against Kopriva on Tuesday in Arthur Ase.
The 89th Rang Kopriva has 14 career wins in his name, while the sinner travels with a winning strip of 21 matches in Major. It should be a lot of one -way traffic in this.
Osaka and night
Will Naomi Osaka continue for the excellent shape she produced in Montreal on her favorite Major? It would not be so startling. The big champion four times is now associated with coach Tomasz Wiktorowski, and she seems to be extremely happy about it. She even called it a tennis tennis encycloping at her pre-division press conference. Reaching the final in Montreal, its first in a WTA 1000 since Miami in 2022, was a big step, but it will need some to follow to prove that it can produce elite tennis on a sustainable base.
The 23rd Osaka of the seed will face the greeting of Minneni Belgium at the Louis Armstrong night session.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uz6sbkzbha
Gafff faces harsh test
Coco gafff will face Ajla Tomljanovic at the Arthur Ashe night session. The 2023 champion won their only previous meeting at the Olympics of 2024, falling only three games, but Aussie is better in the tough courts, and it has enough power to make things interesting if Gauff plays very passively.
Gauff will play for the first time since the employment of biomechanics coach Gavin Macmillan, so all eyes will be in her service, seeking to see if the seed no.3 is calm or has difficulty processing all the information she received from the Canadian coach who has been forced to go to her service.
