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CBS Sports is serving up its 41st consecutive year of US Open coverage and will broadcast more than 37 hours of this year’s event, including the prime-time Women’s Singles final on Saturday, September 6, and the Men’s Singles Final on Sunday, September 7. CBS Sports also is broadcasting Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day for the 13th straight year, on Sunday, August 24. USA Network is covering the US Open for the 25th consecutive year and will broadcast more than 107 hours of action, starting with the men’s and women’s opening rounds on Monday, August 25, and culminating with the Women’s Doubles final on Sunday, September 7. USA Network’s expansive US Open coverage includes afternoon and evening telecasts, as well as a late-night taped replay of the Match of the Day. Eurosport, the exclusive European broadcaster of the US Open, reaches 59 countries in Europe and televises the event in 20 different languages. WOWWOW is covering the US Open for the 25th consecutive year and will broadcast more than 107 hours of action, starting with the men’s and women’s opening rounds on Monday, August 25, and culminating with the Women’s Doubles final on Sunday, September 7. USA Network’s expansive US Open coverage includes afternoon and evening telecasts, as well as a late-night taped replay of the Match of the Day.

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