US Open Series - Past Standings and Their Performance On The US Open

Past Standings and Their Performance On The US Open

Note: Only players with points in two US Open Series events are eligible for the final (Top 3) standings.

US Open results
A did not participate in the tournament #R lost in the early rounds of the tournament
QF advanced to but not past the quarterfinals SF advanced to but not past the semifinals
F advanced to the finals, tournament runner-up W won the tournament
Year Player (ATP Tour) Points Result Player (WTA Tour) Points Result
2004 1. Lleyton Hewitt1 155 F 1. Lindsay Davenport1 100 SF
2. Andy Roddick 155 QF 2. Amélie Mauresmo 100 QF
3. Andre Agassi 123 QF 3. Elena Likhovtseva 70 1R
2005 1. Andy Roddick 120 1R 1. Kim Clijsters 225 W
2. Andre Agassi 105 F 2. Mary Pierce 100 F
3. Rafael Nadal2 100 3R 3. Amélie Mauresmo 80 QF
2006 1. Andy Roddick 147 F 1. Ana Ivanović 127 3R
2. Fernando González 124 3R 2. Maria Sharapova 122 W
3. Andy Murray 105 4R 3. Kim Clijsters 120 A
2007 1. Roger Federer 170 W 1. Maria Sharapova 122 3R
2. James Blake 167 4R 2. Jelena Janković 107 QF
3. Andy Roddick 112 QF 3. Patty Schnyder3 97 3R
2008 1. Rafael Nadal4 145 SF 1. Dinara Safina 170 SF
2. Andy Murray 145 F 2. Marion Bartoli 90 4R
3. Juan Martín del Potro 140 QF 3. Dominika Cibulková 85 3R
2009 1. Sam Querrey 175 3R 1. Elena Dementieva 170 2R
2. Andy Murray 145 4R 2. Flavia Pennetta5 140 QF
3. Juan Martín del Potro 140 W 3. Jelena Janković 140 2R
2010 1. Andy Murray6 170 3R 1. Caroline Wozniacki 185 SF
2. Roger Federer 170 SF 2. Kim Clijsters 125 W
3. Mardy Fish 140 4R 3. Svetlana Kuznetsova7 115 4R
2011 1. Mardy Fish 230 4R 1. Serena Williams 170 F
2. Novak Djokovic 170 W 2. Agnieszka Radwańska8 130 2R
3. John Isner 140 QF 3. Maria Sharapova 130 3R
2012 1. Novak Djokovic 170 F 1. Petra Kvitová 215 4R
2. John Isner 140 3R 2. Li Na 170 3R
3. Sam Querrey 135 3R 3. Dominika Cibulková 100 3R
  • 1 - Hewit and Davenport finished first in 2004 final standings based on more match wins in US Open Series events.
  • 2 - Nadal finished third in 2005 (over Roger Federer) based on more match wins in US Open Series events.
  • 3 - Schnyder was placed third in 2007 because Justine Henin (who had more points - 100 for winning Toronto) only played one tournament and was therefore not eligible for the top three positions.
  • 4 - Nadal won the 2008 series ahead of Murray because Nadal defeated Murray in Toronto, Canada.
  • 5 - Pennetta finished second in the 2009 final standings based on more match wins in US Open Series events.
  • 6 - Murray won the 2010 series ahead of Federer because Murray defeated Federer in Toronto.
  • 7 - Kuznetsova finished third in 2010 (over Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova) based on more games won in US Open Series events (all three won 9 matches and 19 sets).
  • 8 - Radwańska finished second in the 2011 final standings based on more match wins in US Open Series events.

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