Sinner, mixed doubles with Siniakova at the US Open and a tour de force: on court in New York tomorrow night

Jannik Sinner has a new mixed doubles partner at the US Open: after Emma Navarro's withdrawal, who is playing the WTA Monterrey event, he will play doubles with Czech Katerina Siniakova . He has a partner, but the draw will leave the world number one with little breathing room after the Cincinnati final: he'll play in New York within 24 hours. His match is the fifth scheduled at Louis Armstrong Stadium, on the opening day (tomorrow, Tuesday, August 19) of the mixed doubles tournament, which kicks off at 11:00 a.m. against Belinda Bencic and Alexander Zverev.

Her match is the fifth scheduled at Louis Armstrong Stadium, on the opening day of the mixed doubles tournament starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow morning, against Belinda Bencic and Alexander Zverev.

The matches, which will also be played at Arthur Ashe Stadium, will be best-of-three sets of four games. In the event of a tie, there will be a tiebreak, while the third set will be replaced by a super tiebreak to 10 points. In the final, the match will be played in three sets of six games, with a tiebreak at 6-all. The third-set tiebreak will be best-of-10 points.

Jasmine Paolini, originally signed up with Lorenzo Musetti, withdrew after reaching the final of the Cincinnati Open. The Tuscan player has teamed up with Caty McNally. In the first round, they will face two-time US Open women's singles champion Naomi Osaka and former US Open men's singles semifinalist Gael Monfils. Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori will make their debut against Elena Rybakina and Taylor Fritz.

The tournament on Supertennis

This year, the US Open will once again be broadcast live and free to all on SuperTennis TV (channel 64 on digital terrestrial and via satellite on channel 212). Fans will be able to watch four additional matches at any time, in addition to the match currently live on the channel, through the SuperTennis Plus platform. Owners of new-generation internet-connected smart TVs will simply need to press the up arrow on their remote control to access the multi-channel service. The tournament will also be broadcast via satellite on channel 212 and on the Ott SupertenniX platform (free for FITP members, €1.99/month for non-members). The scheduled matches will be broadcast live on up to nine courts each day. Viewers will also be able to watch them on demand, along with all the content collected throughout the day: interviews with the players, trivia, insights, and behind-the-scenes features.