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How to watch Serena Williams’ debut in the 2022 US Open online and on TV

The highlight of the 2022 US Open is undoubtedly the final performance of Serena Williams. Here’s how to catch the tennis legend’s swan song.

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The highlight of the 2022 US Open is undoubtedly the final performance of Serena Williams. Here’s how to catch the tennis legend’s swan song.
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Serena Williams’ impending retirement signals the end of an era, and the US Open would be the last time fans will get to see the tennis great in action.

Ticket sales immediately soared following the announcement that she would be hanging up her racket after the Grand Slam event- a clear testament to Williams’ celebrity. There has been an unprecedented number of tickets sold, and record-setting admission prices as well.

Williams’ last run at the US Open takes her full circle as this was the first Grand Slam title she ever won, back when she was a 17-year-old. Now 40, her home court would be the perfect stage to say goodbye to the sport where she shattered records, blazed trails, and broke through barriers.

Serena Williams’ US Open debut

Now that the draw is done, people know exactly when Williams will make her appearance. She will play her opening match on Monday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. ET against world number 80 Danka Kovinic of Montenegro in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

If the six-time US Open champion makes it past the first round, she will have another game on Wednesday, Aug 31. If she advances to the semifinals, those are set for Thursday, Sept.8, while the finals will be held on Saturday, Sept. 10.

Those who want to see the action live at Flushing Meadows may still catch tickets at these vendors.

You can also watch the match from the comfort of your home or the convenience of your mobile.

How to watch Serena Williams in 2022 US Open

  • Opponent: Danka Kovinic (No. 80)
  • Date: Monday, Aug. 29
  • Time: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT
  • TV: ESPN
  • Live stream: ESPN+