Le joueur de tennis allemand Alexander Zverev (GER) lecture d'un service tourné pendant le tournoi de tennis de l'US Open 2019, New York City, New York State, USA Photo Stock - Alamy
Professional Tennis Player Sam Querrey of USA in Action during His Round of 16 Match at the 2019 New York Open Tennis Tournament Editorial Image - Image of ball, sports: 152289380
U.S. Open tennis tournament to allow full fan capacity this summer
Decision on U.S. Open tennis tournament expected by June; no fans 'unlikely'
U.S. Open tennis will take place as scheduled in late August - Los Angeles Times
US Open 2019: record 737,872 fans attend tennis grand slam in New York
US Open Glance: Serena meets teenager McNally on Day 3
2019 U.S. Open: Highlights From Day 2 - The New York Times
Rafael Nadal holds off challenge by Diego Schwartzman to reach US Open semifinals
Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal (ESP) playing a backhand shot during 2019 US Open tennis tournament, New York City, New York State, USA Stock Photo - Alamy
Nadal and Medvedev Will Play for the U.S. Open Men's Title - The New York Times
The Bronx Will Host a Pro Tennis Tournament in August - The New York Times
German tennis player Alexander Zverev (GER) celebrates during 2019 US Open tennis tournament, New York City, New York State, USA Stock Photo - Alamy
New York Open Gearing Up for Return in 2019 | Long Island Tennis Magazine
Tennis: US Open records - some of the most interesting facts in the history of the US Open
Federer, Djokovic Hope for Smoother 3rd Round at US Open
Like a lion,' Nadal beats Schwartzman to reach US Open semi | Fox News
Pro Tennis Returns to the Bronx, but for How Long? - The New York Times
American tennis player Frances Tiafoe serving during 2019 US Open tennis tournament, New York City, New York State, USA Stock Photo - Alamy
Battling Their Way Into the U.S. Open - The New York Times
Reopen NYC: US Open tennis tournament will be held in Queens in August without fans - ABC7 New York
US Open 2019, Men's Singles Wrap: Alexander Zverev Survives, Rafael Nadal Cruises As Four Top-10 Seeds Fall In First Round
U.S. Open tennis without fans will be a strange experience - Los Angeles Times
