Could we have asked for a more suspenseful finale to the Grand Slam calendar?The Williams sisters are back, but Jannik Sinner is not. Carlos Alcaraz returns from injury to defend his title, but questions loom about whether he’s ready for the best-of-five format. Aryna Sabalenka looks to do the same, but the current world No. 1 hasn’t reached a final since March. Even the wild cards have caused a stir, with 2016 champion Stan Wawrinka barely making the cut in his final year on tour.With the WTA No. 1 spot on the line and the men’s draw looking as competitive as ever, this year’s U.S. Open is a must-watch event. Plus, ESPN’s new RedZone stream is bound to keep fans engaged with live looks from all 16 courts.Main-draw play at the U.S. Open begins Sunday, Aug. 30, and goes through Sunday, Sept. 13. Here’s how to catch the action from Flushing Meadows.How to watch the 2026 U.S. Open
Venue: Billie Jean King National Tennis Center — Queens, N.Y.
Dates: Aug. 30 to Sept. 13
TV (U.S.): ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ESPN Deportes
Streaming: Fubo (Stream Free Now)
