Cincinnati Open

Tennis Racket: The Hottest Place This August is the Cincinnati Open!

Catch the latest buzz from the Cincinnati Open 2024 as records are broken and tennis gets suspenseful – even without cable!

The Cincinnati Open 2024 is swinging into action, and tennis fans can feel the excitement building with every match! The tournament kicked off with a bang, drawing in a jaw-dropping 39,534 fans over its opening weekend – a record for this prestigious event in its 125-year history! The Lindner Family Tennis Center opened its gates bright and early at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, unleashing a day full of thrilling matches, including the showdown between the fierce, up-and-coming Diana Shnaider of Russia who triumphed over China's Zhang Shuai in a decisive 6-1, 6-4 victory. If you haven't experienced this electrifying atmosphere yet, what are you waiting for?

Among the crowd pleasure-makers are some of tennis's big names! Jack Draper and Katie Boulter are heating up the court alongside reigning champions like Carlos Alcaraz. Whether you're a die-hard tennis enthusiast or just getting into the sport, you won't want to miss a moment of this year's Cincinnati Open. Notably, if you're looking for ways to catch the action without cable – rejoice! There are numerous streaming options available for you to stay glued to your seat (or wherever you might be lounging).

In the midst of the excitement, the tournament did face a slight bummer with two-time Cincinnati Open champion Victoria Azarenka announcing her withdrawal. The former champion had her fans hoping for another spectacular run but will have to sit this one out. Nonetheless, the tournament continues its high-energy momentum with fierce competitors ready to battle it out for that coveted trophy.

As this spectacular event unfolds, fans can expect not just nail-biting matches but a lively atmosphere filled with tennis enthusiasts from all over the world! Finally, did you know that the Cincinnati Open is also known for its unique draw? Every year, it features many of the sport’s top-ranked players, making it a crucial event leading up to the US Open. And speaking of history, remember that this tournament has been a staple in the tennis calendar since 1899 – making it one of the oldest professional tennis events in the United States!