US Open: Sinner and Swiatek Take the Court, Boisson's Debut, Schedule for Day Three
The US Open organizers have unveiled the schedule for the third day of play.
The 2022 champion, Swiatek, will kick off the action on Arthur Ashe Stadium against Colombia's Arango (starting at 5:30 PM French time), followed by the world number one and defending champion, Sinner. The Italian, who has won the last three hard-court Grand Slams, will begin his campaign against Kopriva.
Next, American and 2023 champion Coco Gauff will take the court. Highly anticipated by her home crowd, she will face Australia's Tomljanovic (not before 1:00 AM French time). Finally, world number three Zverev will close out the day against Chile's Tabilo.
On Louis Armstrong Stadium, Musetti will have to counter the extremely dangerous serve of his opponent, Mpetshi Perricard (starting at 5:00 PM French time). Anisimova will follow against Birrell on the same court, succeeded by Minnen-Osaka and the match between Moller and local favorite Paul in the final rotation.
On the other courts, Bublik will challenge the 2014 champion, Čilić, and Boulter will have her hands full against Kostyuk (Grandstand).
On the French side, Monfils will face Safiullin (final rotation on Court 5), Muller will take on Tsitsipas, who has struggled this season (third rotation on Court 7). Gaston will need to defeat Japan's Mochizuki (Court 10), and Halys will play another French speaker in Goffin (Court 11).
Meanwhile, Royer, who received a wildcard for his recent performances, will challenge China's Bu on Court 13 (starting at 7:00 PM French time). Finally, France's top-ranked player, Boisson, will attempt to overcome world number 72 Golubic on Court 10 (starting at 7:00 PM French time).
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