Christian Harrison and Neal Skupski defeated Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz in straight sets to claim the US Open men's doubles championship.
Key facts
- •Christian Harrison and Neal Skupski won the US Open men's doubles final in 100 minutes.
- •The final score against Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz was 6:4, 7:6(6).
- •This is the second Grand Slam title for Harrison and Skupski as a team this year.
- •Harrison and Skupski defeated Alexander Donski and Jan Choinski in the second round.
- •Neal Skupski previously won the 2023 Wimbledon men's doubles title.
American Christian Harrison and Briton Neal Skupski won the men's doubles title at the US Open. The pair defeated Germans Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz in the final with a score of 6:4, 7:6(6) in exactly 100 minutes of play.
Match Details and Tournament Path
The first set was decided by a single break in the seventh game. The second set featured no breaks, leading to a competitive tiebreak where Krawietz and Pütz held a set point at 6:5 before Harrison and Skupski won the final three points to secure the match 8:6 in the tiebreak. Earlier in the tournament, Harrison and Skupski defeated Bulgarian Alexander Donski and his partner Jan Choinski in the second round with a score of 7:6(1), 6:3.
Career Achievements
Seeded fifth in the tournament, this victory marks the second Grand Slam title for Harrison and Skupski as a pair, following their win at the Australian Open earlier this year. Skupski also holds a men's doubles title from Wimbledon 2023 and two additional titles in mixed doubles.
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