Emma Raducanu With Carlos Alcaraz, Tommy Paul With Jessica Pegula, and More Jaw-Dropping Partners – US Open Reveals 2025 Mixed Doubles Line-Up

Here's a detailed overview of the exciting mixed doubles line-up at the upcoming US Open 2025.

The 2025 US Open’s official X account recently surprised tennis fans by unveiling the mixed doubles lineup for this year’s major event. Just weeks before the year’s final major event, the authorities unveiled an astonishing list of duos who would compete not just for the title but also for love, friendship, and togetherness.

The list includes key highlights such as Stefanos Tsitsipas pairing up with his girlfriend Paula Badosa and Australian Open champion Madison Keys pairing up with Frances Tiafoe, followed by many more surprising names.

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US Open Mixed Doubles Line-Ups Unveil Major Surprises for Fans

Days after the French Open concluded with Carlos Alcaraz and Coco Gauff as the new champions, the US Open authorities didn’t miss the opportunity to keep the hype going. The official X account of the major hard-court event shared a picture announcing the new mixed doubles line-up for the ongoing season.

The current world No.1, Jannik Sinner, is set to share the court with Emma Navarro, while ATP legend Novak Djokovic will play alongside Olga Danilovic. Other notable duos included Frances Tiafoe pairing up with Madison Keys, Ben Shelton with Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka with Nick Kyrgios, and others.

Adding another highlight to the event, French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz will be seen sharing the court with former US Open champion Emma Raducanu for the first time. Extending their love story on the tennis courts, Greek player Stefanos Tsitsipas will join the quest with his girlfriend Paula Badosa.

According to reports, Belinda Bencic could also be seen pairing up with German pro Alexander Zverev. Mixed doubles defending champion Sara Errani could also be on the line with Andrea Vavassori by her side.

After attaining his career-high ranking of World No.8, Tommy Paul has the golden opportunity of partnering up with Jessica Pegula. Aryna Sabalenka, on the other hand, will pair up with the experienced ATP pro Grigor Dimitrov. Currently, under the guidance of renowned mentor Patrick Mouratoglou, Osaka will partner with Kyrgios. Both players are already linked by the medium of their agency, Hana Kuma.

USTA CEO Explains the Reason Behind Backing the Engaging Mixed Doubles Line-Up

Following the release of the exciting mixed doubles lineups for the upcoming US Open, the USTA CEO and executive director, Lew Sherr, explained why the star-studded list was approved. According to him, this year’s major event at the Arthur Ashe Stadium will focus on bringing the top-ranked pros from both ATP and WTA against each other.

“In our initial discussions about reimagining and elevating the US Open Mixed Doubles Championship, we wanted to find a way to showcase the world’s best men and women competing with and against one another, and we were confident that we would be able to get the top players in the game excited about this unique opportunity,” he said.

The event is set to kick off on Sunday, Aug. 24, after the contestants are done with the ongoing grass court swing.

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