US Open

Wozniacki Exits while Djokovic and Williams Sisters Advance

by Kenny Ducey

Caroline Wozniacki didn't expect to leave New York in less than a week, much less without a win.

The eight seed on the Women's side was upset 6-2, 6-2 by Irina-Camelia Begu, who's ranked 96th in the world.

"You know, you always want to go in and do your best no matter what's happening out there. I tried. I didn't succeed to play well."

Baldwin, Tucci Hit the Red Carpet

by Jake Kring-Schreifels

There’s only one way to kick off a tennis Grand Slam tournament in New York: Celebrities.

The first day of the U.S Open brought its highlights on the court (read below) but it also made a glitzy opening night. Every year the USTA hosts its Gala, a major fundraiser for “USTA Serves,” which contributes over $400,000 to fund college scholarships and program grants to tennis and education programs over the country.

Helping kick off the event, which included a reception, dinner, live and silent auctions, first-round matches, and the opening night ceremonies, were popular movie and television actors Alec Baldwin and Stanley Tucci.

Bogusch Talks US Open

by James Passarelli

All top four mens seeds made it to the US Open semifinals this year for the first time since 1992.  28 seed Serena, meanwhile, looks unstoppable in the women's bracket.  Here to give his opinions on the 2011 Queens-based Grand Slam event is WFUV alumn Andrew Bogusch.

US Open, MLB Discussions

by Derek Albin

With the US Open nearing completion, WFUV alum and Sirius XM's Andrew Bogusch joined Chris Quagliata and me on One on One to break down the last two rounds of the Grand Slam event.  Also joining One on One was ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian.