The 2025 US Open is nearly upon us and fans from all around the world will be tuning in to watch.This is the final Grand Slam of the year, and all of the top players are set to be involved.Aryna Sabalenka claimed glory in New York last yearOn the men’s side, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will look to keep up their recent dominance of the Grand Slams.Novak Djokovic was the last different man to win one when he claimed glory in the US Open in 2023.Meanwhile, on the women’s side, there is plenty of American interest, with Coco Gauff and Madison Keys winning Grand Slams this year.US Open 2025: Where to watchThe 2025 US Open is set to start on Sunday, August 24, and will conclude two weeks later on Sunday, September 7.It is being held at the Billie Jean King Tennis Center in New York.The Men’s Singles Final will be the last event, taking place on Sunday, September 7 with the Women’s Singles Final the day before.If you are in the UK, the tournament will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Tennis.Sky Go customers can tune in via their laptops and mobile devices.Alternatively, a NOW TV membership can be purchased here.Sinner is looking to top off a wonderful yearGettyIn the US, ESPN are the official broadcast partners of the US Open.The standard price for ESPN is $29.99 a month or a one-off payment of $299.99.talkSPORT will also be right across the action with regular updates, and talkSPORT.com will have all the big stories.To tune in to talkSPORT through the website, click HERE for the live stream.You can also listen via the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM.US Open 2025 seedsMen’s singles Jannik Sinner Carlos Alcaraz Alexander ZverevTaylor Fritz Jack DraperNovak Djokovic Ben SheltonAlex de MinaurHolger RuneLorenzo MusettiWomen’s singlesAryna SabalenkaCoco GauffIga SwiatekJessica PegulaMirra AndreevaQinweng ZhengAmanda AnisimovaMadison KeysJasmine PaoliniPaula BadosaSinner is the current US Open championAFPUS Open 2025: What has been said?World No. 1 Sinner saw off American Taylor Fritz, 6-3, 6-4, 7-5, to lift his first US Open title last year.“I did pretty well I guess,” Sinner said. “This title means so much, because the last period of my career was really not easy. “I love tennis, I practice a lot for these stages. I understood, especially in this tournament, how important the mental part is in this sport.“I’m very happy, very proud to share this moment with my team.“It was a huge pleasure to play in this arena.“It’s been an incredible year. So many big wins, starting off in Australia which gave me confidence until now. “The work never stops. I know I can still improve. I can’t wait for my continued process.”Fritz added: “It’s been an amazing two weeks and congrats to Jannik, he played a great match. It was really impressive, he was too good. “Thanks to the fans. Being an American at the US Open is incredible, feeling the love all week. “I know we’ve been waiting for a champion for a long time, so I’m sorry I couldn’t get it done this time, but I’m going to keep working and hopefully the next time. Thank you.”