US Open 2026: Fery, Rybakina, Fritz and Keys in action on day three
Rain delays and marquee matchups define US Open day three
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Source diversity sample: Sky Sports · USA Today · bleacherreport.com · The New York Times · The Guardian.
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- US Open LIVE! Scores, updates, news, commentary and results from Flushing Meadows, New York with Arthur Fery, Elena Rybakina in action Sky Sports · 1d ago
- US Open Day 3 results, Day 4 schedule, where to watch 2026 tournament USA Today · 1d ago
- Updated Weather Forecast for 2026 US Open Day 3 Schedule of Matches bleacherreport.com · 1d ago
- U.S. Open 2026 live updates: Taylor Fritz underway, Madison Keys advances; rain delays on outer courts The New York Times · 1d ago
- US Open 2026: Fery, Rybakina, Fritz and Keys in action on day three The Guardian · 1d ago
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The brief
The outlet posted real‑time scores and confirmed that Fery and Rybakina were on court. USA Today followed with a summary of day‑three results, a preview of the day‑four schedule and details on where fans can watch the tournament. BleacherReport contributed an updated weather forecast, warning of further rain possibilities that could affect later sessions.
The New York Times added that Fritz was already playing, Keys had progressed, and that rain had temporarily halted activity on the outer courts. The Guardian echoed the lineup, noting all four players were in action. Only The New York Times mentioned the rain interruptions, a point not raised by Sky Sports, USA Today or BleacherReport, creating a minor discrepancy in coverage of conditions.
Officials are monitoring forecasts as the tournament proceeds.
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Quick answers
Which players were highlighted as competing on US Open day three?
Arthur Fery, Elena Rybakina, Taylor Fritz and Madison Keys were all mentioned as playing on day three.
What weather issue affected the tournament according to the coverage?
The New York Times reported rain delays on the outer courts.
Where could viewers find match schedules and weather updates?
USA Today provided the day‑three results, day‑four schedule and streaming options, while BleacherReport offered an updated weather forecast.
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