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US Open Day 3 results, Day 4 schedule, where to watch 2026 tournament

The final day of the US Open first round is upon us. Here's how to catch all the action and get our first glimpse at the full second round.

The 2026 US Open has reached its first day of competition in the tennis tournament. A significant number of players have been eliminated early, with notable upsets such as No. 10-ranked Arthur Fils being defeated by an unranked player and No. 4-ranked Novak Djokovic losing to Mariano Navone. On the women's side, there have been fewer upsets, but matches involving top-ranked players Coco Gauff and Elena Rybakina are set to take place on Tuesday.

For tennis enthusiasts seeking to follow the proceedings, the Day 3 schedule and results have been outlined. The start times are listed in Eastern (ET) time, and they are subject to change. The women's singles Round 1 matches are scheduled for the morning, with key matches featuring players ranked as high as No. 2 Elena Rybakina. Men's singles Round 1 also begins at 11 a.m., with matches starting at various times throughout the day.

As we move into Day 4 of the tournament, the men's and women's singles Round 2 matches will determine the next batch of competitors. The schedule for Day 4 is yet to be announced, but it will be available closer to the date. Fans can catch all the action on ESPN, ABC, ESPN+, and Fubo, ensuring they don't miss a single point of the thrilling 2026 US Open.

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