The Alcaraz-Raducanu pairing makes its mixed doubles debut today at the US Open: schedule, opponents, tournament draw, and where to watch on TV.

Carlos Alcaraz will complete his personal "mission impossible" this Tuesday, an express trip to New York just hours after winning the Cincinnati Masters 1000 due to Sinner's withdrawal, to make his debut as a pair alongside Emma Raducanu in the innovative mixed doubles at the US Open.

The Spaniard has had just 22 hours between finishing his final in Ohio and picking up the racket again in New York. He will join forces with the young Briton to face the pairing of American Jessica Pegula and Briton Jack Draper.

After completing the two-hour flight between the two cities, Carlitos will have to make the most of his rest time to hit the court with all the guarantees to compete in the first match of this doubles tournament.

What is the new US Open mixed doubles like?

It's worth remembering that this new US Open initiative brings together pairs made up of the biggest stars of the men's and women's singles circuit in the mixed doubles draw. The prize? A substantial million euros for the winning pair.

The tournament will be played over just two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, with a total of four matches for the two pairs that make it to the final. Each pair will therefore play two matches on each day of play.

What time and where will Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu's debut air?

Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu will face Jessica Pegula and Jack Draper on the center court of Flushing Meadows, the Arthur Ashe Stadium, this Tuesday, August 19th, starting at 8:00 p.m. Spanish time . The match can be followed live on Movistar+, and 20 Minutes will also offer its readers all the latest on the match and the tournament.