US Open 2026 results: Elena Rybakina makes winning start in race to world number one
📍 Aftermath
Elena Rybakina opened the 2026 US Open by defeating Thea Frodin, shaking off foot‑injury concerns and expressing confidence after her first‑round win. She then advanced to the second round, joining Coco Gauff as they continued their campaigns.
Epilogue added 35d ago, after coverage quieted.
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US Open 2026 results: Elena Rybakina makes winning start in race to world number one bbc.com · 50d ago broke it first
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