U.S. Open

Serve It Up! Inside the Star-Studded World of the U.S. Open and Moët & Chandon's Suite!

Ever wondered what it's like to sip bubbly at the U.S. Open? Discover the glamorous side of tennis with Moët & Chandon's exclusive suite access! 🎾🥂

The U.S. Open is not just your average tennis tournament; it’s a sensational celebration of sport, style, and sass! This year, from the dazzling lights of Flushing Meadows to the nail-biting matches, the event drew in a jaw-dropping 957,387 fans over 20 exhilarating days filled with action, laughter, and the occasional gasp of disbelief. And let's not forget the sweet sight of sell-outs across all 25 days of events! Picture this: tennis under the stars, colorful cocktails, and the best of the best vying for grand slam glory. What could be better than kicking back while enjoying the electrifying atmosphere?

As the tennis world prepares to crown its champions, NPR's A Martinez teamed up with Sports Illustrated’s Jon Wertheim to preview the tournament’s big kickoff. Day One promises to be thrilling as defending champions Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic take the court to fend off eager competitors looking to claim their own slice of glory. With the atmosphere charged and excitement buzzing, fans are already sharpening their knowledge with quizzes on the tournament—an essential warm-up for any U.S. Open aficionado!

Speaking of celebrations, let’s sip some bubbly! The buzz this year is centered around Moët & Chandon's extravagant suite—where tennis diplomacy meets fine dining. Alongside iconic brands like Ralph Lauren and Aperol, Moët’s VIP experience underscores the tournament's lifestyle aspect. Imagine lounging with friends, a glass of the finest champagne in hand, soaking in the thrill of a match while tasting world-class cuisine. Now that’s a match made in heaven!

And if you're still curious about the mysteries of tennis, fret not. Tennis scoring can be akin to trying to read a foreign language, but it’s easier than you think! From love to deuce, we’ve got the insider info to decode the game so you can sound like a pro when discussing match highlights. Plus, if you’re wondering how to catch all the action without cable, we’ll guide you on how to livestream every serve, volley, and ace!

Did you know that the U.S. Open was the first Grand Slam tournament to offer equal prize money to male and female players—starting back in 1973? This initiative set a benchmark in sporting equality that has rippled across other sports ever since! And as for the beloved U.S. Open, it's older than your favorite classic tennis racket. Founded in 1881, it has a rich history that continues to grow each year, making it a must-see event for every tennis fan and beyond!