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2008 US Open Results

- Second Round: Men's Singles -

Final

Thiago Alves Brazil

(2) Roger Federer Switzerland

1	2	3
3	5	4
6	7	6

Arthur Ashe - 2nd Match

Final

Gilles Muller Luxembourg

Tommy Haas Germany

1	2	3	4	5
2	2	7⁷	6	6
6	6	6⁵	3	3

Court 11 - 1st Match

Final

(18) Nicolas Almagro Spain

Sam Warburg USA

1	2	3
6	6	6
3	4	4

Court 13 - 3rd Match

Final

Jeremy Chardy France

(23) Igor Andreev Russia

1	2	3
6³	4	3
7⁷	6	6

Court 4 - 3rd Match

Final

(5) Nikolay Davydenko Russia

Agustin Calleri Argentina

1	2	3
6	6	7⁷
4	4	6²

Grandstand - 1st Match

1st Set

Carlos Moya Spain

(19) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France

Grandstand - 4th Match

TBD

(8) Andy Roddick USA

Ernests Gulbis Latvia

Arthur Ashe - 5th Match

1st Set

Guillermo Garcia-Lopez Spain

(31) Andreas Seppi Italy

Court 7 - 4th Match

Final

Robert Kendrick USA

(3) Novak Djokovic Serbia & Montenegro

1	2	3
6⁸	4	4
7¹⁰	6	6

Arthur Ashe - 3rd Match

Final

(13) Fernando Verdasco Spain

Rui Machado Portugal

1	2	3	4	5
6⁵	7⁷	6	6⁶	6
7⁷	6⁵	4	7⁸	0

Court 11 - 2nd Match

Final

Ivo Minar

Jarkko Nieminen Finland

1	2	3	4	5
7⁷	6	4	3	2
6²	3	6	6	6

Court 4 - 1st Match

Final

Victor Hanescu Romania

(26) Dmitry Tursunov Russia

1	2	3	4
7⁷	3	4	2
6²	6	6	6

Court 7 - 1st Match

Final

(30) Marin Cilic Croatia

Robby Ginepri USA

1	2	3	4
6	2	6	7
4	6	2	5

Grandstand - 2nd Match

Final

Bobby Reynolds USA

(11) Fernando Gonzalez Chile

1	2	3
6⁶	4	4
7⁸	6	6

Louis Armstrong - 1st Match

2nd Set

(28) Radek Stepanek Czech Republic

Chris Guccione Australia

1	2
6	6
4	4

Court 13 - 4th Match

1st Set

(15) Tommy Robredo Spain

Marat Safin Russia

Louis Armstrong - 4th Match

- Third Round: Women's Singles -

Final

Zheng Jie

(2) Jelena Jankovic Serbia & Montenegro

1	2
5	5
7	7

Arthur Ashe - 1st Match

Final

Na Li

Ekaterina Makarova Russia

1	2	3
6	4	6
1	6	2

Court 13 - 2nd Match

Final

(5) Elena Dementieva Russia

Anne Keothavong Great Britain

1	2
6	6
3	4

Louis Armstrong - 2nd Match

TBD

(23) Lindsay Davenport USA

(12) Marion Bartoli France

Arthur Ashe - 4th Match

TBD

(15) Patty Schnyder Switzerland

Magdalena Rybarikova

Court 11 - 3rd Match

Final

(14) Victoria Azarenka Belarus

(21) Caroline Wozniacki Denmark

1	2
4	4
6	6

Grandstand - 3rd Match

Final

(28) Katarina Srebotnik Slovenia

(3) Svetlana Kuznetsova Russia

1	2	3
6	6¹	6
3	7⁷	3

Louis Armstrong - 3rd Match

1st Set

Tatiana Perebiynis Ukraine

(29) Sybille Bammer Austria

Court 10 - 5th Match

- Second Round: Men's Doubles -

Final

(12) Pablo Cuevas Uruguay

/
Luis Horna Peru

Rik De Voest South Africa

/
Ashley Fisher Australia

1	2
6³	2
7⁷	6

Court 10 - 1st Match

Final

(4) Mahesh Bhupathi India

/
Mark Knowles Bahamas

Yves Allegro Switzerland

/
Horia Tecau Romania

1	2
6	6
3	3

Court 14 - 2nd Match

Final

Eduardo Schwank Argentina

/
Potito Starace Italy

(7) Lukas Dlouhy Czech Republic

/
Leander Paes India

1	2	3
4	6	3
6	1	6

Court 6 - 1st Match

Final

(5) Jonas Bjorkman Sweden

/
Kevin Ullyett Zimbabwe

Christopher Kas Germany

/
Philipp Petzschner Germany

1	2	3
7⁷	1	6³
6²	6	7⁷

Court 7 - 2nd Match

Final

(15) Marcelo Melo Brazil

/
Andre Sa Brazil

Jurgen Melzer Austria

/
Rainer Schuettler Germany

1	2
6	7⁷
3	6⁰

Court 13 - 1st Match

Final

Michael McClune USA

/
Kaes Van't Hof Spain

(11) Martin Damm Czech Republic

/
Pavel Vizner Czech Republic

1	2
0	0
6	6

Court 4 - 2nd Match

Final

(1) Daniel Nestor Canada

/
Nenad Zimonjic Serbia & Montenegro

Ross Hutchins Great Britain

/
Andy Murray Great Britain

1	2	3
7	3	7⁷
5	6	6²

Court 6 - 3rd Match

Final

Amer Delic USA

/
Alex Kuznetsov USA

Maximo Gonzalez Argentina

/
Juan Monaco Argentina

1	2	3
6	4	3
1	6	6

Court 8 - 1st Match

- Second Round: Women's Doubles -

Final

(11) Janette Husarova

/
Shuai Peng China

Liga Dekmeijere null

/
Tzvetana Pironkova Bulgaria

1	2
7	6
5	1

Court 10 - 2nd Match

Final

Tracy Lin

/
Riza Zalameda USA

Stephanie Foretz France

/
Camille Pin France

1	2
3	3
6	6

Court 14 - 3rd Match

Final

Maria Elena Camerin Italy

/
Gisela Dulko Argentina

Marina Erakovic New Zealand

/
Jelena Kostanic Croatia

1	2
4	3
6	6

Court 7 - 3rd Match

Final

Dominika Cibulkova

/
Virginie Razzano France

(12) Iveta Benesova Czech Republic

/
Galina Voskoboeva Russia

1	2	3
7	4	7⁷
5	6	6⁵

Court 8 - 3rd Match

Final

(14) Nuria Llagostera Vives Spain

/
Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez Spain

Tatiana Poutchek Belarus

/
Anastasia Rodionova Russia

1	2	3
6	3	2
3	6	6

Court 10 - 3rd Match

Final

Klaudia Jans Poland

/
Alicja Rosolska Poland

Sorana-Mihaela Cirstea Romania

/
Monica Niculescu Romania

1	2	3
7⁸	2	6
6⁶	6	2

Court 6 - 2nd Match

Final

Julie Ditty USA

/
Carly Gullickson USA

Tathiana Garbin Italy

/
Tamira Paszek Austria

1	2
7	6
5	4

Court 8 - 2nd Match

Final

(1) Cara Black Zimbabwe

/
Liezel Huber USA

Lucie Hradecka Czech Republic

/
Renata Voracova Czech Republic

1	2
6	6
4	1

Court 6 - 4th Match

- First Round: Mixed Doubles -

Final

Janette Husarova

/
Jeff Coetzee South Africa

Flavia Pennetta Italy

/
Dusan Vemic Serbia & Montenegro

1	2
1	1
6	6

Court 10 - 4th Match

TBD

Jelena Jankovic Serbia & Montenegro

/
Fernando Verdasco Spain

(2) Katarina Srebotnik Slovenia

/
Nenad Zimonjic Serbia & Montenegro

Court 4 - 4th Match

1st Set

Anna Chakvetadze Russia

/
Max Mirnyi Belarus

Nadia Petrova Russia

/
Jonas Bjorkman Sweden

Court 14 - 5th Match

1st Set

Jill Craybas USA

/
Eric Butorac USA

(3) Ai Sugiyama Japan

/
Kevin Ullyett Zimbabwe

Court 8 - 4th Match

Final

Rennae Stubbs Australia

/
Robert Lindstedt Sweden

(8) Nathalie Dechy France

/
Andy Ram Israel

1	2
6	6
4	4

Court 14 - 1st Match

Final

(7) Zi Yan China

/
Mark Knowles Bahamas

Elena Vesnina Russia

/
Mariusz Fyrstenberg Poland

1	2
6⁷	3
7⁹	2

Court 14 - 4th Match

TBD

(1) Chia-Jung Chuang Taipei

/
Daniel Nestor Canada

Sloane Stephens USA

/
Robert Kendrick USA

Court 6 - 5th Match

* Retired

Inside Tennis

Roiling emotions and unadulterated talent run in the family. But, Dinara Safina has escaped the shadow of brother Marat and is enjoying a career year. Garber

The Williams sisters have circumvented the burnout and boredom that have become so prevalent on tour. And the siblings owe it all to their parents. Ford

He has the misfortune of playing with Roger Federer, having a balky body and getting a daunting U.S. Open draw. But it's still OK to be Andy Roddick. Garber

It was supposed to be his coronation as the Grand Slam king. Yet, the Open may determine whether Roger Federer is still a present-day star or past legend. Garber

It was one of the biggest upsets in history. Pondering retirement just weeks before, 188th-ranked Julie Coin shocked world No. 1 Ana Ivanovic at the U.S. Open.

Back in the saddle after a prolonged knee injury, the dynamic Jo-Wilfried Tsonga started off the U.S. Open cracking groundstrokes and his opponent.