Raleigh Durham, NC, September 13, 2026 —

Alexander Zverev has emerged victorious in the men’s singles final at the US Open, defeating his opponent Ben Shelton in a compelling four-set match.

The championship contest concluded with Zverev securing the title after a closely fought battle that spanned across four sets. The specific details of the set scores were not provided in the summary of the event.

The US Open is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, held annually. The tournament’s final match typically draws significant attention from the tennis world, marking the culmination of a two-week competition featuring many of the sport’s top players.

While the summary confirms Zverev’s victory and the match being decided in four sets, further details regarding the match’s duration, specific pivotal moments, or any records potentially set by either player were not made available. Similarly, information concerning the venue for this year’s US Open final or the exact date it took place is not specified in the available information.

Ben Shelton, who reached the final, competed against Zverev in what was the decisive match for the championship trophy. The outcome means Zverev claims the US Open title, while Shelton finishes as the runner-up. The names of the coaches or any other support staff for either player were not mentioned in the provided summary.

The trend summary did not include any statements or reactions from either player, nor did it detail any post-match proceedings or celebrations. Information regarding any prior encounters between Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton in major tournaments or their respective performances leading up to this final match is also absent from the summary. The contractor responsible for the tournament facilities or any permit status related to the event was not disclosed.



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