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Dan Added US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Dan Added is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Jerome Kym in the Men's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

Tournament record 0–1 Singles rank No. 277
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Player profile

Dan Added built his career through ITF singles and Challenger doubles

Dan Added's path has been shaped by sustained work below the main tour rather than a sudden teenage breakthrough. The French right-hander reached his first ATP Challenger singles final at Saint-Brieuc in 2023, losing a close deciding set to former Top 50 player Ricardas Berankis. Doubles success arrived alongside that run, including Challenger titles in Pau and Prague with Albano Olivetti. Added continued collecting singles trophies on the ITF World Tennis Tour and won his ninth at Saint-Dizier in 2025, defeating Loann Massard 6-1, 4-6, 7-5. The mix of singles persistence and doubles results explains a career built around both baseline durability and forward skills.

Profile facts: US Open Tennis Championships player page ↗

US Open story

Dan Added makes his first US Open qualifying appearance

Added has no previous US Open men's singles main-draw appearance. His 2026 qualifying debut begins against Switzerland's Jerome Kym, with three victories required to enter the 128-player field. Added reached a career-high ranking in late 2025 after years of ITF and Challenger competition, so New York represents a late-arriving major opportunity rather than the continuation of an established Slam record. His first objective is specific: earn a first US Open win and reach qualifying round two. Kym's power makes that difficult, but Added's experience in long lower-tour campaigns gives him a substantial bank of matches to draw upon.

What to watch

Dan Added versus Jerome Kym puts transition tennis under pressure

A French federation report on Added's 2025 Saint-Dizier title highlighted the difference made when he played more offensively and finished points at the net. That forward instinct also fits his Challenger doubles success with Olivetti. Against Kym, however, approaching behind a weak ball risks a passing shot from an opponent with easy pace. Added needs depth first, then a decisive move rather than a hopeful one. His return position is another fan marker because Kym can use height and serve speed to create short points. Added's opportunity lies in making the younger Swiss player hit repeated extra balls before choosing the right moment to close.

Current tournament

Dan Added at the 2026 US Open

Dan Added is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Jerome Kym in the Men's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

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What fans should know before Dan Added's next match

The next matchup is against Jerome Kym in Qualifying 1st Round. It is assigned to Court 8. Use the match card below for the start time in your selected timezone.

Tournament path

Dan Added US Open schedule and results

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Dan Added US Open FAQ

When does Dan Added play next at the US Open?

No later match is currently published for Dan Added. The page will show a new matchup when it is added to the draw or Order of Play.

What is Dan Added's record at this US Open?

Dan Added has a 0-1 record in the matches currently attached to this tournament page.

Which events is Dan Added playing?

The current match data lists Dan Added in Men's Singles.

Has Dan Added played in a US Open main draw?

No. He makes his first recorded New York qualifying appearance in 2026.

What was Dan Added's first Challenger singles final?

He finished runner-up to Ricardas Berankis at Saint-Brieuc in 2023.

Which player does Dan Added face in US Open qualifying?

He opens against Jerome Kym.

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