Teams named for the second edition of the revamped US Open Mixed Doubles Championships

The USTA has confirmed the initial list of star-studded teams entered into the second edition of the reimagined US Open Mixed Doubles Championships.
Aryna Sabalenka/Novak Djokovic
Elena Rybakina/Taylor Fritz
Mirra Andreeva/Andrey Rublev
Iga Swiatek/Casper Ruud
Belinda Bencic/Flavio Cobolli
Diana Shnaider/Daniil Medvedev
Amanda Anisimova/Learner Tien
Alex Eala/Felix Auger-Aliassime
Leylah Fernandez/Frances Tiafoe
Taylor Townsend/Alexander Zverev
Elena Gabriela Ruse/Nuno Borges
Jessica Pegula/Jack Draper
Naomi Osaka/Kei Nishikori
Sara Errani/Andrea Vavassori
Katerina Siniakova/Henry Patten
Peyton Stearns/Preston Stearns
The entry window will close at noon on Monday, August 17, at which time the top six teams with the best combined singles ranking at the time will officially be directly accepted into the Main Draw field. Eight teams will be determined via wild card and announced on a date to follow.
Two teams will earn a main draw spot by advancing through the eight-team Qualifying draw.
This will be played on Monday, August 24.
The Qualifying field will feature six direct entries and two wildcards.
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Schedule
Monday August 24 – Qualifying (Eight teams competing for two entries)
Tuesday, August 25 – First Round and Quarterfinals
Wednesday August 26 – Semifinals and Final
Scoring/Match Format:
Qualifying through the Semifinals: Best-of-three-set matches with sets to four games; no-ad scoring (tiebreak at four-all); 10-point tie-break in lieu of third set.
Final: Best-of-three-set match with sets to six games (tie-break at six-all); no-ad scoring; 10 point tie-break in lieu of third set.
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