- Andy Murray’s Wimbledon Retirement or as Alix Ramsay says “A Muzza Tribute”
- Emma Raducanu Withdraws From Mixed Doubles, Andy Murray’s Wimbledon Career Done
- Ricky’s picks for Day 7 at Wimbledon, including Sinner and Alcaraz
- Players pay tribute to Murray, will Wimbledon torch be passed to Raducanu?
- First week of Wimbledon filled with five-setters as Alcaraz overcomes Tiafoe
- Wimbledon Draws and Order Of Play for Saturday, July 6, 2024
- Ricky’s picks for Day 6 at Wimbledon:
- Ricky’s picks for Day 5 at Wimbledon, including Dimitrov vs. Monfils
- Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray will Play Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Together
- Paul among eight winners in five sets on wild day at Wimbledon
- Wimbledon Draws and Order Of Play for Thursday, July 4, 2024
- Ricky’s picks for Day 4 at Wimbledon, including Draper vs. Norrie
- Brits mourn Murray’s Wimbledon exit, but Draper saves the day
- Ricky’s picks for Day 3 at Wimbledon, including Sinner vs. Berrettini
- Aryna Sabalenka, Victoria Azarenka Withdraw from Wimbledon
2023 US Open Draws Record Attendance
- Updated: September 11, 2023
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Novak Djokovic and festive fans both set US Open records.
The 36-year-old Serbian superstar made Open Era history as the oldest man to win the US Open, defeating Daniil Medvedev to capture his 24th Grand Slam crown matching Margaret Court’s all time record.
Djokovic’s hunt for history and 19-year-old Coco Gauff’s dramatic run to her maiden major championship captivated US Open fans who flocked through the gates at Flushing Meadows.
The 2023 US Open set two- and three-week attendance records and becoming the first Grand Slam to welcome more than 950,000 spectators over a three-week period.
The US Open welcomed 957,387 fans over the 20 days encompassing the Main Draw and Fan Week, a near 8-percent increase over 2022.
The US Open’s 2023 main draw attendance was a US Open record 799,402.
All 25 sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium sold out for the second year in a row, and both the Men’s (28,804) and Women’s Championship (28,143) sessions were the highest-attended Championship sessions in US Open history.
From our spot in the media seating area the walk-ons for the men’s and women’s finals elicited two of the loudest roars we’ve heard in Ashe Stadium, with the sound amplified by the fact the retractable roof was closed.
Is the US Open eventually targeting a one million attendance mark and is that a positive for the tournament?