US Open 2026: Thrilling Thursday Schedule Features Zverev, Gauff and Osaka
US Open Thursday Schedule Report - Key facts: Zverev won 5 sets vs Sonego, barely avoided historic first-round loss; Badosa back-to-back due to rain; Monfils won on 40th birthday; Eala No.17 seed historic for Philippines; Gauff defends 2000 points as 2023 champ; Williams sisters potential doubles match; rain disrupted schedule | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn | Related: VangBong.vn Player Depth Index
US Open 2026, New York - The September 7, 2026 schedule at the US Open promises major surprises as world No. 1 Alexander Zverev has just endured a grueling five-set victory over Sonego. This match has drawn widespread attention and raises questions about his current form, especially after a season of ups and downs. While Zverev struggles to regain his rhythm, Coco Gauff - the 2026 champion - will face Clara Badosa in an important night match. Badosa has been forced to play two matches in a row due to weather-disrupted scheduling, creating high physical risk for the Spanish player. Naomi Osaka, a two-time US Open champion, enters the main draw with hopes of a strong comeback after a long hiatus. Eala, the No. 17 seed, represents a historic milestone for Philippine tennis by earning a high seeding at a Grand Slam. Meanwhile, 40-year-old Gaël Monfils, the French player, just won his birthday match and continues his emotional farewell tour. The Williams sisters' doubles match is also a highlight, potentially creating a new chapter in their careers.



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