082326_DAY SIXTEEN_MIKE BAKER (9 of 116)082326_DAY SIXTEEN_MIKE BAKER (23 of 116)CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_427CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM056099_JD1082326_DAY SIXTEEN_MIKE BAKER (34 of 116)082326_DAY SIXTEEN_MIKE BAKER (40 of 116)082326_DAY SIXTEEN_MIKE BAKER (57 of 116)CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM055704_PS2CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM055773_JW1CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM055798_JW2CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM055846_TB1CincinnatiOpen_20260823_JM056161_JW1CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_164CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_351CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_429CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_479CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_484CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_520CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_531CincyOpen8.23.26BJ_614
Finals Day capped off an incredible two weeks of world-class tennis in Cincinnati. Coco Gauff and Arthur Fils claimed the singles titles, while Luz and Matos were crowned men’s doubles champions. Fans packed the grounds for the perfect atmosphere to close out the 2026 Cincinnati Open.
Advertising
Popular
-
Recap
COCO CLAIMS SECOND CINCINNATI CROWN
Aug 23, 2026 -
Interviews
Iva Jovic, 17, shares parents’ emigration story and ‘menace’ memories
Aug 10, 2025 -
Recap
KING ARTHUR’S COURT
Aug 23, 2026 -
Interviews
AT NO LOSS FOR WORDS
Aug 26, 2026 -
Interviews
Iva Jovic is a different kind of 18-year-old
Aug 18, 2026
