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The British left-hander shuts down his year to protect a bone bruise in his serving arm, removing a distinctive lefty from the fall equation and nudging the early-season seeding picture.
A year of shattered rackets and stinging defeats tested Aryna Sabalenka’s resolve, but under Arthur Ashe’s lights, she forged composure from chaos to defend her title and silence the doubts.
Carlos Alcaraz’s straight-sets mastery over Jannik Sinner in the 2025 final extends their stranglehold on majors, but whispers of challengers stir as the tour eyes the next breakthrough.
The 2025 US Open unfolded as a crucible of comebacks and breakthroughs, where the relentless skid of the DecoTurf tested not just strokes but spirits, revealing a tour alive with parity’s promise and the quiet weight of farewells.
In the cauldron of Flushing Meadows, Taylor Townsend faced court clashes and inner trials, forging a deeper bond with tennis and a surge of new possibilities.
The Grand Slam echoes fade into a season of scattered crowns, but as the tour veers toward Asia’s relentless hard courts, a psychological gauntlet awaits—where resilience and reinvention will etch the path to Riyadh’s unforgiving stage.
Beneath the glare of New York’s hard courts, where every slide tests resolve and spin dictates fate, celebrities converge to absorb the 2025 US Open’s blend of strategy and raw emotion.
In the heat of Flushing Meadows, where baseline battles rage under stadium lights, a rescue dog’s playful energy offers players a tender reprieve from the tournament’s unyielding demands.
Under gathering clouds at Arthur Ashe Stadium, Aryna Sabalenka sealed a straight-sets triumph that revealed her evolution from emotional firebrand to unflappable champion, turning past heartaches into a second US Open title.
