US Open
Andy Roddick joins ESPN as tennis analyst for major slams
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ESPN has signed former US Open champion Andy Roddick to a multi-year deal as an analyst for Wimbledon and the US Open starting in 2026. The 43-year-old, who retired from professional tennis in 2012, will provide match and studio coverage. The move follows his success with the podcast Served with Andy Roddick.
Ron Rosas, a 55-year-old amateur from Dallas, is planning a return to competitive tennis after losing all four limbs in a 2023 medical emergency. The former Notre Dame star aims to compete in the quad wheelchair division at this year's US Open. Despite recent setbacks, Rosas expresses unwavering passion for the sport.
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The United States Golf Association has selected the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, to host the 2045 U.S. Open. This marks the fifth time the venue will stage the national championship, following a period of renovations and recent events that revived its status. The announcement highlights a renewed partnership between the USGA and the historic Donald Ross design.
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Novak Djokovic in a landmark US Open men's semifinal match. The victory advances Alcaraz in the tournament.