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Alcaraz returns with US Open win; Osaka honors Iverson with outfit; Federer gets Hall of Fame ring

Carlos Alcaraz won his US Open first-round match in straight sets on his return from injury.

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Carlos Alcaraz of Spain won his first-round match at the 2026 US Open on 2026-09-01, defeating Roman Safiullin of Russia 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in his first competitive match in more than four months after a wrist injury. [1] Naomi Osaka wore an outfit inspired by American basketball player Allen Iverson to her first-round match at the US Open in New York. [2] Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, the world No. 1, beat Camila Osorio of Colombia 6-2, 6-4 in the first round of the 2026 US Open, keeping alive her bid for a third consecutive title. [3] Naomi Osaka defeated Varvara Zvonareva, who is ranked 101st in the world, in a match that lasted past midnight local time. [4] Naomi Osaka stated that she chose the outfit to pay homage to Allen Iverson and to express herself through her clothing. [5] Aryna Sabalenka, the world's top-ranked tennis player, wore a Nike dress at the US Open that was designed in the style of a basketball jersey and revealed an orange sports bra and shorts. [6] At a US Open press conference, Aryna Sabalenka said she does not care about criticism of her outfit, adding 'Who cares what people think? I like it.' [7] Naomi Osaka entered the US Open wearing a hooded outfit that included a long white skirt and a gray coat decorated with news clippings, with her hair in braids under a headband. [8] Naomi Osaka said her US Open outfit was a tribute to NBA legend Allen Iverson, saying 'That is, I guess, my way of paying tribute to Iverson. I really admire him.' [9] Naomi Osaka admitted she was nervous about her appearance and felt a bit rusty because she had not played since the Toronto tournament. [10]
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  1. Carlos Alcaraz of Spain won his first-round match at the 2026 US Open on 2026-09-01, defeating Roman Safiullin of Russia 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in his first competitive match in more than four months after a wrist injury. · DER STANDARD
  2. Naomi Osaka wore an outfit inspired by American basketball player Allen Iverson to her first-round match at the US Open in New York. · Przegląd Sportowy
  3. Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, the world No. 1, beat Camila Osorio of Colombia 6-2, 6-4 in the first round of the 2026 US Open, keeping alive her bid for a third consecutive title. · DER STANDARD
  4. Naomi Osaka defeated Varvara Zvonareva, who is ranked 101st in the world, in a match that lasted past midnight local time. · Przegląd Sportowy
  5. Naomi Osaka stated that she chose the outfit to pay homage to Allen Iverson and to express herself through her clothing. · Przegląd Sportowy
  6. Aryna Sabalenka, the world's top-ranked tennis player, wore a Nike dress at the US Open that was designed in the style of a basketball jersey and revealed an orange sports bra and shorts. · 24sata
  7. At a US Open press conference, Aryna Sabalenka said she does not care about criticism of her outfit, adding 'Who cares what people think? I like it.' · 24sata
  8. Naomi Osaka entered the US Open wearing a hooded outfit that included a long white skirt and a gray coat decorated with news clippings, with her hair in braids under a headband. · 24sata
  9. Naomi Osaka said her US Open outfit was a tribute to NBA legend Allen Iverson, saying 'That is, I guess, my way of paying tribute to Iverson. I really admire him.' · 24sata
  10. Naomi Osaka admitted she was nervous about her appearance and felt a bit rusty because she had not played since the Toronto tournament. · Przegląd Sportowy
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