2025 US Open: American Tennis Stars Shine in the Fourth Round

After a series of unexpected upsets, six American tennis players have successfully advanced to the fourth round of the 2025 US Open. This year's tournament has been a rollercoaster for American fans, with high hopes and surprising early exits. Here’s a closer look at the American contenders who are still in the running and what to expect as the competition heats up.

Coco Gauff: Overcoming Challenges

Coco Gauff, the 21-year-old sensation, has had a turbulent journey so far. Despite a challenging summer, including a first-round loss at Wimbledon, Gauff has shown resilience. After a shaky start in her first two matches, she delivered a dominant performance against Magdalena Frech, winning 6-3, 6-1. Gauff’s next match against Naomi Osaka is highly anticipated, promising to be a thrilling encounter.

Taylor Fritz: Breaking the Slam Drought

Taylor Fritz, one of America’s top male players, is on a mission to end the long-standing major title drought for American men. Fritz has had a solid run so far, overcoming tough opponents like Jerome Kym. His next match against Tomas Machac will be crucial, with a potential quarterfinal clash against Novak Djokovic on the horizon.

Jessica Pegula: Rediscovering Form

Jessica Pegula has been in impressive form, not dropping a single set in her first three matches. After a disappointing start to the season, Pegula has found her rhythm at the US Open. Her next match against fellow American Ann Li will be a test of her consistency and determination.

Other Notable Americans

• Ann Li: The 25-year-old has been a surprise package, reaching the fourth round for the first time in her career.
• Amanda Anisimova: Anisimova has had a breakthrough season and is looking to continue her success at the US Open.
• Taylor Townsend: Known for her doubles prowess, Townsend has made a significant impact in singles, defeating top seeds like Mirra Andreeva.

As the fourth round begins, all eyes will be on these American stars as they aim to make history at the 2025 US Open.