2022 US Open ATP & WTA Day One Schedule including Serena Williams, Gauff, Kyrgios, Fernandez, Murray and Andreescu
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The US Open begins tomorrow and day number one will possibly mark the final time Serena Williams will play a match.
The American legend plays tomorrow on the first day against Danka Kovinic and if the Montenegrin beats her, it will be the final time Williams plays a singles match. She and sister Venus will play in the doubles so the official retirement might be after the doubles if she loses tomorrow.
The match will open the night session at 07:00 pm on Ashe but that court will feature some strong earlier matches. Daniil Medvedev will open it with Stefan Kozlov at noon with Coco Gauff and Leolia Jeanjean coming after that. The final night session will be between Kyrgios and Kokkinakis.
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The second biggest stadium will feature a couple of strong matches as well. Andy Murray will take on Francisco Cerundolo, Simona Halep plays Daria Snigur, Madison Keys will take on Dayana Yastremska, Stefanos Tsitsipas will play Daniel Galan and Leylah Fernandez will play Dodin.
Check out the schedule of the three biggest courts below. All times displayed are CET (Central European Time).
ARTHUR ASHE STADIUM - 17:00
1. Daniil Medvedev (1) v Stefan Kozlov
2. Coco Gauff (12) v Leolia Jeanjean
3. Danka Kovinic v Serena Williams
4. Nick Kyrgios (23) v Thanasi Kokkinakis
LOUIS ARMSTRONG STADIUM - 15:00
1. Francisco Cerundolo (24) v Andy Murray
2. Simona Halep (7) v Daria Snigur
3. Madison Keys (20) v Dayana Yastremska
4. Stefanos Tsitsipas (4) v Daniel Galan
5. Leylah Fernandez v Oceane Dodin
GRANDSTAND - 15:00
1. Tatjana Maria v Maria Sakkari (3)
2. Harmony Tan v Bianca Andreescu
3. Qualifier v Felix Auger-Aliassime (6)
4. Taylor Fritz (10) v Brandon Holt
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