US Open (tennis)

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The US Open (tennis) is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, a major annual hard-court championship that attracts the world’s top professional players.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grand Slam tournament
tennis tournament
abbreviation United States Lawn Tennis Association
surface form: USTA
alsoKnownAs US Open (tennis)
surface form: US Open

US Open (tennis)
surface form: United States Open Tennis Championships
broadcasterFormerUS CBS Sports
broadcasterUS ESPN
broadcastInCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
category professional tennis
cityBorough Queens
country United States of America
courtMaterial acrylic hard court
currentVenueSince 1978
drawSizeMenDoubles 64
drawSizeMenSingles 128
drawSizeMixedDoubles 32
drawSizeWomenDoubles 64
drawSizeWomenSingles 128
endTime early September
equalPrizeMoneySince 1973
feature night sessions under lights
tiebreak in final set
firstLocation Newport Casino complex
surface form: Newport Casino, Newport, Rhode Island
followedBy Australian Open
surface form: Australian Open in next calendar year
founded 1881
frequency annual
genderEquality equal prize money for men and women
governingBody International Tennis Federation
grandSlamOrder fourth of the year
hasEvent junior events
men's doubles
men's singles
mixed doubles
qualifying tournaments
wheelchair events
women's doubles
women's singles
location New York City
mainStadium Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
surface form: Arthur Ashe Stadium
movedTo Flushing Meadows–Corona Park
surface form: Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens, New York City

Forest Hills, Queens
surface form: Forest Hills, Queens, New York City
notableChampion Novak Djokovic
Rafael Nadal
Roger Federer
Serena Williams
organizer United States Lawn Tennis Association
surface form: United States Tennis Association
originalName U.S. National Championships
partOf Grand Slam tennis tournaments
surface form: Grand Slam
precededBy Wimbledon
surface form: Wimbledon Championships
prizeMoney record high among tennis tournaments in many recent years
secondaryStadium Louis Armstrong Stadium
showCourt Grandstand
sport tennis
startTime late August
surface hard court
surfaceChange clay to hard court in 1978
grass to clay in 1975
surfaceType outdoor hard court
timeZone UTC−04:00
tourLevel ATP Tour Grand Slam
WTA Grand Slam
venue Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
surface form: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
website https://www.usopen.org/

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Queens hostsEvent US Open (tennis)
Australian Open otherGrandSlams US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Billie Jean wonTournament US Open (tennis)
subject surface form: Billie Jean King
this entity surface form: US Open – Women’s Singles
Bobby Riggs wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Championships – men’s singles
Billie Jean King National Tennis Center tournamentHosted US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Billie Jean King National Tennis Center grandSlamTournamentHosted US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Billie Jean Moffitt wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open – singles
Flushing Meadows–Corona Park majorEventHosted US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open Tennis Championships
US Open (tennis) alsoKnownAs US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
US Open (tennis) alsoKnownAs US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: United States Open Tennis Championships
Grand Slam tennis tournaments consistsOf US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Lavazza sponsors US Open (tennis)
Serena Williams wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Pat Summerall notableWork US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: U.S. Open tennis broadcasts
Jimmy Connors wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1974
Jimmy Connors wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1976
Jimmy Connors wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1978
Jimmy Connors wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1982
Jimmy Connors wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1983
Queens, New York City, New York, United States tennisTournamentVenue US Open (tennis)
subject surface form: Queens
French Open oneOf US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Rolex officialTimekeeperOf US Open (tennis)
Rod Laver wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open 1969
United States Lawn Tennis Association organizes US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
United States Lawn Tennis Association hasEvent US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open men's singles
United States Lawn Tennis Association hasEvent US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open women's singles
United States Lawn Tennis Association hasEvent US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open men's doubles
United States Lawn Tennis Association hasEvent US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open women's doubles
Grandstand Stadium usedFor US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open tennis championships
Grandstand Stadium tenant US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Grandstand Stadium event US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Grandstand Stadium hasCategory US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open (tennis) venues
Tim Henman grandSlamSinglesSemifinal US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Borough of Queens hasMajorEvent US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open Tennis Championships
Louis Armstrong Stadium usedFor US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Louis Armstrong Stadium isSecondLargestVenueOf US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Louis Armstrong Stadium notableTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open Tennis Championships
Arthur Ashe wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open men's singles 1968
U.S. National Championships laterKnownAs US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
U.S. National Championships successor US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
U.S. National Championships openEraTransition US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open began in 1968
WTA Grand Slam includesTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Rafael Nadal hasWonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Novak Djokovic hasWonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Forest Hills Stadium hostedTournament US Open (tennis)
ESPN (historical and future rights) broadcastRights US Open (tennis)
subject surface form: ESPN
this entity surface form: US Open (tennis) in the United States
Bianca Andreescu wonTournament US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: 2019 US Open women’s singles
Venus Williams grandSlamSinglesTitles US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open
Venus Williams grandSlamDoublesTitles US Open (tennis)
this entity surface form: US Open