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Day three of the 2025 US Open was everything tennis fans hoped for and more: drama, dominance, and a dash of pure New York energy. If you blinked, you probably missed something spectacular. Let’s break down the standout stories.
First up, Coco Gauff. The reigning US Open champion returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium under the weight of sky-high expectations and delivered a performance that screamed: I’m still the boss here. Down a set and facing break points, Gauff tapped into that signature grit, flipping the script with fearless shot-making and jaw-dropping defense. The crowd roared with every fist pump, and by the end, she had clawed her way into the next round, reminding everyone why she’s the face of American tennis. Heroics? Absolutely.
Meanwhile, across the grounds, Jannik Sinner was putting on a masterclass. The Italian star, fresh off his Australian Open title earlier this year, barely broke a sweat dismantling his opponent in straight sets. His precision, calm demeanor, and laser-guided groundstrokes made it clear: Sinner isn’t just a contender in New York—he’s a favorite.
And then there’s Iga Swiatek. The world No. 1 wasted no time reminding us why she’s the queen of consistency. In a blistering display, she steamrolled her opponent with relentless aggression and picture-perfect footwork. If there were any doubts about her ability to handle the hard courts of Flushing Meadows, she shut them down in under 90 minutes. Domination? That’s putting it lightly.
Beyond the big names, day three also served up thrilling five-set marathons, surprise upsets, and doubles drama, proving once again why the US Open is the most unpredictable Slam of the year.
From Coco’s comeback magic to Sinner’s surgical precision and Swiatek’s ruthless control, day three gave us everything—heart, hope, and hints of who might own the final weekend. If this is just the beginning, tennis fans are in for one wild New York ride.
Musa
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