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The article covers the semifinal match of the 2015 Women's U.S. Open tennis tournament in which Roberta Vinci defeated Serena Williams in an upset victory. It notes that increased attention was on Williams as a victory in the tournament would have secured her fourth major tournament victory of the year, a feat known as the Grand Slam.

The article focuses on the return of tennis player Alexander Zverev, better known as Sascha, in the competition after suffering from an injury in the U.S.. It highlights Zverev's pictorial with Adidas, charity event, player party and sponsor event in which he will play badminton in a courtyard. It also mentions Zverev's preparations for the United States Open and his plans to win the game.

The article highlights the career and accomplishments of 20-year-old Mexican-American tennis player Ernesto Escobedo. Topics mentioned include the Abierto Mexicano Telcel professional tennis tournament, Escobedo's performance at the U.S. Open in August 2016 and the Australian Open in January 2017, and the cost of developing a tennis player from age 5 to 18 according to the Lawn Tennis Association of Britain.

The article reports on the highlights of the 2021 U.S. Open tennis tournament, including the victory of Canadian Leylah Fernandez against Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus to reach the semifinals and Djokovic Novak's win against Jenson Brooksby.

The article reports on the victory of Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu against Serena Williams in the 2019 U.S. Open. Topics discussed include significance of Andreescu's victory against Williams, career background of Andreescu, and injuries suffered by Andreescu, including back problems and torn rotator cuff.

Reports that tennis player Serena Williams did not complain in response to four terrible calls in the third set of her loss against Jennifer Capriati in the 2004 United States Open. Telephone call made by United States Tennis Association officials after the match to apologize for the incident.

The article discusses how tennis star Novak Djokovic won his 14th Grand Slam singles tennis tournament championship title by defeating fellow tennis player Juan Martín del Potro in the final round at the 2018 U.S. Open competition, and it mentions how this is Djokovic's third U.S. Open title victory. According to the article, tennis stars Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have 20 and 17 Grand Slam title wins respectively.

The article reports on the high temperature experienced by players and spectators at the 2018 U.S. Open where some played under special rules for extreme heat. A spate of men abandoning best-of-five matches with heat-related illnesses is reported while junior tournaments were also suspended because the wet bulb globe temperature exceeded 32.2 degrees Celsius. The U.S. Open has been adamant that the roofs of both Ashe and Armstrong Stadium would close only for rain, not heat.

The article reports on the admiration shown by Australian professional tennis player Nick Kyrgios to his opponent Roger Federer during their third-round match in the 2018 U.S. Open tournament. Also cited are Federer's highlight-reel shot in his win against Kyrgios, as well as the results of the other games including John Millman's victory against Mikhail Kukushkin, Novak Djokovic's win against Richard Gasquet, and Joao Sousa's upset of Lucas Pouille.

The article reports on the U.S. Open tennis game between Nick Kyrgios and Pierre-Hugues Herbert held on August 30, 2018, highlighting the role of chair umpire Mohamed Lahyani in Kyrgios' victory. Kyrgios reportedly played poorly during the first set, however he recovered after receiving a pep talk from Lahyani. However, Kyrgios claimed that he was not coached and the reports are ridiculous.

The article reports that tennis player Peter Polansky was struggling getting attention at Grand Slam events and mentions that Polansky lost the tournament. Topics discussed include victory of the tennis player Donald Young against Polansky, performance of Polansky during the U.S. Open mains, and how users on microblogging Twitter chided him of appearing failure.

An interview with Rennae Stubbs, an Australian retired tennis player who was an Australian Institute of Sport scholarship holder, is presented. Topics discussed include her victory at British Hardcourt Championships, held in Bournemouth, England, was officially the first Open tournament; her experience of playing in U.S. Open tournaments in 1968; and her experience of playing with Billie Jean King.

The article discusses how U.S. newspaper covers the sport stories of the 1978's U.S. Open Tennis Championship played at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City.

The article reports on the success of Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal in defeating Kevin Anderson of South Africa in a U.S. Open singles final on September 10, 2017, marking his third U.S. Open Title. Topics covered include how the win is a testimony to his uncommon resilience and drive, the comments of Nadal during the postmatch ceremony, and the struggles faced by Nadal in recent years, including his defeat to rival Roger Federer in the Australian Open.

The article offers information on several tennis games between sisters Venus and Serena Williams as of August 2018, highlighting their 30th game against each other at the U.S. Open. Serena won 10 of the 15 Grand Slam tournament games that they played and their 30th U.S. Open game is Serena's first after taking a maternity leave. Also discussed are their attitudes on winning and losing.

The article discusses how American tennis player Jimmy Connors beats Björn Borg, Swedish tennis player, in the1978's U.S. Open Tennis Championship final match played at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City.

The article offers information about how some tennis players set fashion trends at the fields of the U.S. Open Tournaments including Serena Williams, Cuthbert Collingwood Tinling, and Andre Agassi.

The article offers information about records set by some male tennis players at U.S. Open Tennis Championship including Roger Federer, Pete Sampras and Jimmy Connors.

The article discusses how American tennis player Chris Evert's fourth consecutive U.S. Open title was well within view when she drove home an exclamation point to Pam Shriver, her younger, stronger and startlingly taller challenger.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of watching a tennis match of the U.S. Open Tennis Championship played at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City.

The article reports on the beginning of the tennis tournament U.S. Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York in 2018.

The article reports that the United States Open in tennis announced that it would institute a stadium clock to measure the 25 seconds allotted before players must start their serve motions. Since the announcement, other tournaments have installed similar digital displays. Reactions of players to the public time keeping are relayed.

The article reports on the Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal who is a 17-time major winner in Tennis tournaments. Discuss is the U.S. Tennis Association, ATP Tour and WTA Tour which announced that the clock would be instituted at events leading up to the U.S. Open and other tournaments. It states that the server has 25 seconds to start the next point and failure to make a service motion within the time limit will be issued a violation, making subsequent violation will lose a first serve.