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Zverev Faces Shelton in US Open Men’s Final as Sky Secures Rights to 2030

Zverev Faces Shelton in US Open Men’s Final as Sky Secures Rights to 2030

The 2026 US Open men’s singles final is set to feature a clash between top seed Alexander Zverev and American home favorite Ben Shelton at Flushing Meadows. The match, scheduled for 7 pm local time, marks Shelton’s debut in a Grand Slam final as he attempts to become the first American man to capture a major title since Andy Roddick’s victory at the 2003 US Open.

Zverev enters the final aiming to add to his French Open crown, carrying a dominant head-to-head record against Shelton that stands at five wins and zero losses. The German star is looking to solidify his status among the tour’s elite with another major triumph on hard court.

Meanwhile, Sky Sports has confirmed a three-year extension to its broadcasting partnership with the United States Tennis Association (USTA). The deal ensures that Sky Sports and the streaming service NOW will remain the exclusive UK and Ireland home for the tournament through the end of 2030. Coverage will include all men’s and women’s singles, doubles, mixed doubles, junior, and wheelchair events across the three-week championship.

For viewers in the region, the final can be watched live via the Sky Sports app or through NOW, which offers contract-free flexible memberships. Sky Sports customers can also utilize the Multiview feature to stream multiple live sporting events simultaneously on a single screen.

The final features prominently among the live updates provided by Michael Cantillon and Raz Mirza, with additional commentary from Callum Turner, who was spotted watching the action from the stands. Fans can stay connected with breaking news and analysis via dedicated Sky Sports WhatsApp channels.

5 responses to “Zverev Faces Shelton in US Open Men’s Final as Sky Secures Rights to 2030”

  1. Ben Shelton’s serve is absolutely electric. If he stays disciplined, Zverev’s groundstrokes won’t matter tonight.

  2. Great news for UK fans! The 2030 extension means I don’t need to hunt for streams anymore. Reliable coverage is key.

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