
The 2026 US Open women’s draw is wide open, with Aryna Sabalenka chasing a third straight title in New York and a deep group of contenders looking ready to stop her.In this episode, Chris and Adam break down all four quarters of the women’s draw and look at the biggest storylines heading into the final Grand Slam of the year.We discuss:Sabalenka’s chances of winning a third consecutive US OpenWhether her recent form is good enough to survive a tricky top quarterLinda Noskova’s chances of continuing her riseJessica Pegula’s pathway through a very manageable sectionCoco Gauff’s momentum after CincinnatiMirra Andreeva, Amanda Anisimova, Sara Bejlek and Alexandra Eala as dangerous names in quarter threeIga Swiatek’s return to formElena Rybakina’s injury questionThe loaded final quarter featuring Swiatek, Rybakina, Osaka, Keys and BencicWhich player we trust most to come through each quarterSabalenka versus the fieldWith Gauff, Swiatek, Pegula and Rybakina all bringing different strengths into New York, and a younger generation continuing to push through, the women’s tournament looks extremely difficult to predict.Follow the Talkn Tennis Podcast on Spotify and X for US Open reactions, previews and coverage throughout the tournament.You gotta earn your serves.
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