NEW YORK — The US Open men's singles quarter-finals concluded on Tuesday at Flushing Meadows, completing the four-man semi-final field for the season's final Grand Slam. The last matches were staged on Arthur Ashe Stadium under the roof.
Top seed Carlos Alcaraz advanced as the tournament favourite after dominant performances through the opening week. World number one Jannik Sinner remained on the opposite half of the draw, setting up the possibility of another blockbuster final between the pair.
The two remaining quarter-finals played across day and evening sessions, with both surviving players advancing into the semi-finals scheduled for Friday. The men's draw has produced record attendance figures at Flushing Meadows this year, with the quarter-final sessions selling out Arthur Ashe Stadium, according to the United States Tennis Association.
The results carry significant implications for the ATP rankings, with the tournament winner positioned to strengthen their hold on the year-end number one ranking. Alcaraz and Sinner have dominated the Grand Slam calendar throughout 2026, splitting the majors between them.