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U.S. Open Tennis Tickets
Showcasing almost every type of tennis match there is, the US Open of Tennis unites the best men and women in tennis for a one-of-a-kind meeting. With singles, doubles, and mixed doubles matches to be won and lost, the tension of the US Open is at a fever pitch that cannot be matched by any other game.
Buy your U.S. Open Tennis tickets and see big names, big serves and big hits. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of one of the biggest tennis events of the season and in all of sports. Order U.S. Open Tennis tickets today from OnlineTickets.com!
U.S. Open Tennis - Schedule of Event Tickets
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Louis Armstrong Stadium
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Corona, New York 11368 |
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The biggest stars in tennis meet up in Flushing, New York for a Grand Slam battle of the ages. Featuring names like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova, Justine Henin, and Venus and Serena Williams, the US Open is the biggest tennis tournament on American soil and possibly the world. As part of the Grand Slam of tennis, the US Open is a final piece of the Hall of Fame puzzle for countless tennis players.
Swiss superstar Roger Federer has won the US Open four-straight times and looks to continue his reign, especially against arch-rival Rafael Nadal. German great Justine Henin looks to defend her 2007 US Open Championship title and keep fulfilling her unmatched natural talent. Maria Sharapova and the Williams Sisters are also on the hunt. In addition to the singles matches, there are also doubles tournaments for each gender as well as a mixed doubles tournament.
With a history going well-over 100 years, the US Open has been the forge for tennis history. From legendary rivalries between Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras, to the history-making play of Chris Evert, the US Open has always been a physical and emotional journey that takes its toll on both athletes and fans. The 2008 US Open looks no different, with the best tennis talent in the world going for the millions in prize money and the prestige of capturing the US Open title.
Roger Federer may be the top story of the US Open, but the great tennis keeps going beyond that. With 13-straight days of tennis from August 25-September 7, 2008, Labor Day Weekend will be anything but relaxing for the world’s best tennis players. With a great collection of superstars, the US Open will be the tennis event of a lifetime for both fans and athletes. Order your U.S. Open Tennis tickets from OnlineTickets.com today!
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