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This morning, the first round of the 2024 US Open was in full swing, and two Chinese derbies were scrapped. Zheng Qinwen won the reverse battle, and after 140 minutes of fierce battle, she defeated Anisimova 2-1 and advanced to the second round. Wang Yafan received a gift from the retirement of the No. 9 seed Sakkari and passed the test easily. Yuan Yue and Wang Xiyu both turned over, losing to lower-ranked players 0-2 respectively. Shang Juncheng tied with the No. 27 seed Bublik 2-2, and started the decisive battle. Buyun Chaoket, who broke through the qualifying round, may miss the chance to win four consecutive games, and losing to the No. 8 seed Ruud is almost certain.

Four Chinese players competed in the first round. Zheng Qinwen, seeded No. 7, almost repeated the same mistake as in Wimbledon! In the first round of the British Club, Zheng Qinwen lost to Sun Lulu, a Chinese-American born in the 2000s. She also had a bad start in the US Open. She failed to reverse the first set 1-5 behind and lost to Anisimova 4-6. After that, the Chinese star showed her reversal style, defeating the local wildcard player 6-4, 6-2 and getting a good start. As Yuan Yue lost 0-2 to Andreeva, the Chinese players failed to meet. Zheng Qinwen will fight the Russian beauty to reach the top 32 and strive to avenge Yuan Yue.

Wang Yafan won the first set 6-2 in just 39 minutes, and then received a gift from Sakkari to retire. Her opponent for the second round was announced. Parry narrowly defeated Wang Xiyu after two tiebreakers and faced the Chinese golden flower across the net. The second round of the US Open was originally expected to feature two Chinese derbies, but unfortunately it did not go as planned.

In the two Chinese men's singles matches, Shang Juncheng was worthy of being the leader of the new generation. He tied with Bublik 2-2 in the first four sets, and almost lost the fourth set with a 5-0 lead. In the final set, Shang Juncheng had the possibility of upset the seeded player as long as he played normally. Buyun Chaoket, who entered the US Open main draw for the first time, lost the first set in a tiebreak and lost the second set 2-6. As expected, he lost 0-3 to the Grand Slam runner-up and missed the chance to win four consecutive games.