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Francesco Passaro US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile
Francesco Passaro is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 1-0. Next is Tom Gentzsch in the Men's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round.
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When does Francesco Passaro play next?
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Player profile
Francesco Passaro: Perugia roots, clay-court growth and a top-100 breakthrough
Francesco Passaro began playing at six in Perugia and has worked with coach Roberto Tarpani since age ten. His progress accelerated in 2022, when he rose from outside the top 500 to the Next Gen ATP Finals. Eight of his first nine Challenger finals came on Italian clay, including titles in Trieste, Turin and Genoa. Passaro then entered the top 100 in January 2025 and peaked at No. 89. As an Australian Open lucky loser that year, he recorded his first Grand Slam main-draw win when Grigor Dimitrov retired.
Profile facts: US Open Tennis Championships player page ↗
US Open story
Francesco Passaro at the US Open: from qualifying attempts to a 2025 main draw
Passaro's official US Open history records his first men's singles main-draw appearance in 2025, when he exited in the opening round. That result followed earlier qualifying visits, including the 2024 draw, and gave him a New York milestone separate from his stronger clay-court résumé. His ATP biography lists New York as his favorite city on tour, but the court still demands a surface adjustment. In 2026 he returns through qualifying, where the three-round route and current match result determine whether a second main-draw appearance is added.
What to watch
Francesco Passaro fan watch: the drop shot inside a clay-built game
Passaro names the drop shot as his favorite stroke, an unusually specific clue for watching him. On clay, he can create that play with height, patience and an opponent positioned well behind the baseline. New York hard courts offer less preparation time, so the disguise matters more than the number of drop shots attempted. Watch whether Passaro first pushes his opponent deep with the forehand and whether he follows a short ball forward. A drop shot struck from a neutral or defensive position is far easier to chase down.
Current tournament
Francesco Passaro at the 2026 US Open
Francesco Passaro is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 1-0. Next is Tom Gentzsch in the Men's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round.
Fan view
What fans should know before Francesco Passaro's next match
The next matchup is against Tom Gentzsch in Qualifying 2nd Round. The court is still to be confirmed. The exact start is still TBA, so check the match card again when the Order of Play is released.
New York record
Francesco Passaro's US Open history by year
Previous singles and doubles finishes provide context for this year's run. A dash means no result is listed for that event in the official player record.
| Year | Singles finish | Doubles finish |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | First round | — |
Tournament path
Francesco Passaro US Open schedule and results
Read from the earliest round to the latest. Each card shows the event, stage, round, opponent, court, status and set score when available.
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Quick answers
Francesco Passaro US Open FAQ
When does Francesco Passaro play next at the US Open?
Francesco Passaro next plays Tom Gentzsch in the Men's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round. The match card gives the court and start time in the selected timezone.
What is Francesco Passaro's record at this US Open?
Francesco Passaro has a 1-0 record in the matches currently attached to this tournament page.
Which events is Francesco Passaro playing?
The current match data lists Francesco Passaro in Men's Singles.
When did Francesco Passaro make his US Open main-draw debut?
Passaro made his US Open men's singles main-draw debut in 2025 and finished in the first round.
What shot and surface does Francesco Passaro prefer?
Passaro's ATP biography lists the drop shot as his favorite stroke and clay as his favorite surface.
Match times, courts and results can change during the tournament. Profile facts come from the official US Open player record; live tournament cards use the published schedule and scores. This site is an independent fan planning tool.