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Julia Avdeeva US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Julia Avdeeva is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Katherine Sebov in the Women's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

Tournament record 1–0 Singles rank No. 185
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Julia Avdeeva: an Altenkirchen breakthrough followed by a Grand Slam qualifying debut

Julia Avdeeva moved sharply upward in 2024 by winning the W75 Altenkirchen title and then qualifying for Roland Garros in her first Grand Slam qualifying appearance. That Paris run was especially abrupt: before the week, she had never contested tour-level qualifying. Avdeeva defeated Emiliana Arango, Margaux Rouvroy and Olivia Gadecki to reach the main draw, where she faced Coco Gauff. She added another W75 title at Andrezieux-Boutheon in 2026, defeating Veronika Podrez in the final for her sixth ITF World Tennis Tour singles crown and third at W75 level.

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Julia Avdeeva US Open 2026: seeking a first senior New York main draw

Avdeeva's official US Open profile records no women's singles main-draw appearance before 2026. Her relevant major reference is Roland Garros 2024, where she proved she could navigate three qualifying rounds under Grand Slam pressure. New York presents a first hard-court version of that task rather than a return to an established US Open result. Qualifying entry alone does not count as a main-draw appearance; she must win three rounds to add the US Open to her major record. Until then, her only senior Grand Slam main-draw match remains the first round against Gauff in Paris.

What to watch

Julia Avdeeva fan watch: an indoor title game adjusting to outdoor hard-court spacing

Avdeeva's largest titles have come in the controlled conditions of Altenkirchen and Andrezieux-Boutheon, where taking the ball cleanly and holding a direct baseline line are rewarded. At the US Open, watch her spacing when wind changes the contact point. Her 2024 Paris qualifying run showed she can solve three different opponents in one week, but Gauff exposed the larger pace jump in the main draw. A useful sign in New York is whether Avdeeva can defend the first deep ball, recover toward the baseline and then turn the next neutral exchange into offense.

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Julia Avdeeva at the 2026 US Open

Julia Avdeeva is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Katherine Sebov in the Women's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

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The next matchup is against Katherine Sebov in Qualifying 1st Round. It is assigned to Court 9. Use the match card below for the start time in your selected timezone.

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Julia Avdeeva US Open schedule and results

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When does Julia Avdeeva play next at the US Open?

Julia Avdeeva next plays Yuan Yue in the Women's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round. The match card gives the court and start time in the selected timezone.

What is Julia Avdeeva's record at this US Open?

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

Which events is Julia Avdeeva playing?

The current match data lists Julia Avdeeva in Women's Singles.

When did Julia Avdeeva make her first Grand Slam main draw?

She qualified for Roland Garros in 2024 and played Coco Gauff in the first round.

What was Julia Avdeeva's 2026 W75 title?

She won the indoor event at Andrezieux-Boutheon, beating Veronika Podrez in the final.

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