POLL: Who will win Women's US Open 2024? Make your prediction here
WTASunday, 25 August 2024 at 18:30
With the US Open on the horizon, it is now your chance to seal your prediction in our poll for the women's winner. Taking place between 26 August - 8 September, the Flushing Meadows spectacle is the last Grand Slam of the season.
It will feature Iga Swiatek as top seed aiming to regain the title which she has surprisingly only won once. Aryna Sabalenka though will enter as the favourite having recently won Cincinnati.
She is in the most consistent form of any of the top names right now. Aside from perhaps Jessica Pegula, but she is slated to meet Sabalenka in the latter stages and struggles to get past the Quarter-Finals. Coco Gauff has had a hangover of sorts in the run up to the US Open. She has not been in any form as she looks to defend her title. Whilst Elena Rybakina has battled illness.
But what about other contenders? In the past, our readers have been spot on when it comes to predictions. But will that be the case again? Cast your vote below and comment with any further predictions not on our list.
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