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Rebeka Masarova US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Rebeka Masarova is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-1. The latest completed result was a loss to Iryna Shymanovich in the Qualifying 1st Round.

Tournament record 0–1 Singles rank No. 180
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Player profile

Rebeka Masarova combines junior-major pedigree with a tour final

Rebeka Masarova won the 2016 Roland Garros girls' singles title and later reached her first WTA final as a qualifier in Auckland in 2023, where Coco Gauff stopped her. The Basel-born, six-foot-one right-hander climbed to a career-high No. 62 after a season that also included quarterfinals in Bad Homburg and Guangzhou and a semifinal in Cluj-Napoca. She identifies the serve as her favorite shot and her junior Roland Garros victory as her best tennis memory. Since 2025, Masarova has again represented Switzerland after several seasons playing for Spain.

Profile facts: US Open Tennis Championships player page ↗

US Open story

Rebeka Masarova's latest US Open qualifier ends in three sets

Masarova has twice turned New York into a memorable main-draw stage. In 2021 she won a three-hour, 40-minute contest against Ana Bogdan in three tiebreak sets; in 2023 she upset No. 8 Maria Sakkari 6-4, 6-4. Her 2026 event ended in the first qualifying round. Iryna Shymanovich won 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, denying Masarova another comeback after the Swiss player forced a deciding set. The result is final, so she does not advance to qualifying round two or the main draw.

What to watch

Rebeka Masarova's serve created New York history but could not close Shymanovich

Masarova struck 12 aces and 52 winners in her 2021 win over Bogdan, a performance that explains why she calls the serve her favorite shot. Every set reached a tiebreak, and she survived after missing earlier match points. The 2026 Shymanovich match followed a different pattern: Masarova recovered by taking the second set 6-3 but lost the decider 6-4. The fan-level question is not whether she can produce power; her New York record has answered that. It is whether serve-led pressure lasts through the final return and service games of a close third set.

Current tournament

Rebeka Masarova at the 2026 US Open

Rebeka Masarova is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-1. The latest completed result was a loss to Iryna Shymanovich in the Qualifying 1st Round.

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Where Rebeka Masarova finished in the draw

Rebeka Masarova's run ended against Iryna Shymanovich in Qualifying 1st Round, 6–4, 3–6, 6–4. The full match card below keeps the set-by-set result.

New York record

Rebeka Masarova'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.

YearSingles finishDoubles finish
2025First roundFirst round
2023Second roundSecond round
2021Second round—

Tournament path

Rebeka Masarova 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.

Quick answers

Rebeka Masarova US Open FAQ

When does Rebeka Masarova play next at the US Open?

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

What is Rebeka Masarova's record at this US Open?

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

Which events is Rebeka Masarova playing?

The current match data lists Rebeka Masarova in Women's Singles.

What was Rebeka Masarova's 2026 US Open result?

She lost 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 to Iryna Shymanovich in the first qualifying round.

Whom did Masarova upset at the 2023 US Open?

She defeated then-world No. 8 Maria Sakkari 6-4, 6-4 in the first round.

Why is Masarova's 2021 US Open win memorable?

Her victory over Ana Bogdan lasted three hours and 40 minutes and was decided by three tiebreak sets.

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.