Loading...
Skip to content

US Open

Flushing Meadows, USA 25 August - 07 September 2025

Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram celebrate winning the US Open 2022 men's doubles title
Grand Slam

US Open 2022: Daily updates & results

• 2 MINUTE READ

All the latest updates, results and draws from the Brits at the US Open this year. Watch the US Open live exclusively on Amazon Prime Sport.

Highlights

  • Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram beat Neal Skupski and Wesley Koolhof to US Open men's doubles title
  • Alfie Hewett wins his 21st Grand Slam title after defeating Shingo Kunieda in straight-sets
  • Hewett and Gordon Reid finish runners-up in the men's doubles
  • Lucy Shuker, Gordon Reid and Andy Lapthorne knocked out in wheelchair singles
  • Live scores
  • Draws

Day 14 - Alfie Hewett defeats Shingo Kunieda to win his third US Open title 

2022-Alfie-Hewett-US-Open-Wheelchair-mens-singles-final.jpg

The world No.2, Alfie Hewett, defeated Shingo Kunieda 7-6(2), 6-1 in the Wheelchair men's singles final to lift his third US Open title. 

A battle of the breaks in the opening set left spectators on the edge of their seats as there appeared to be few and far between the No.1 and No.2 seed. However, it was the British No.1 who looked to be in pole position after earning a total of five set points at 6-5, but Kunieda recovered well from a 40-0 deficit to call for a tiebreak. At the sixth time of asking, the Briton crossed the finish line after producing his second ace of the set to claim the scoreboard advantage.

Winning five straight points, Hewett was awarded with an immediate break in the second before consolidating his lead with a comfortable hold and a second break to build a healthy 3-0 lead. The 24-year-old proceeded to break his opponent for a fourth time in the set, producing 39 winners in total and finding championship point to close out the match with a straight-sets masterclass.

 

Recent results

Cookies on LTA site

We use cookies on our site to ACE your experience, improve the quality of our site and show you content we think you’ll be interested in. Let us know if you agree to cookies or if you’d prefer to manage your own settings.