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Spencer Johnson US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Spencer Johnson is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-1. The latest completed result was a loss to Cristian Garin in the Qualifying 1st Round.

Tournament record 0–1 Singles rank No. 444
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Spencer Johnson transformed a college season into a three-title summer

Spencer Johnson is UCLA's No. 1 singles player, a 2025 ITA All-American and a two-time NCAA singles qualifier. The six-foot-three Californian completed the 2025-26 college season with a 15-10 singles record and All-Big Ten second-team honors. His professional summer then accelerated dramatically: Johnson won three consecutive SoCal Pro Series singles titles, added an Irvine doubles trophy and carried a 15-match winning streak through the final. A Lincoln Challenger victory over then-world No. 111 Coleman Wong helped his ATP ranking rise from No. 967 in late May to the mid-400s by August.

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Spencer Johnson's first US Open qualifier ends two points from advancement

Johnson received a 2026 US Open qualifying wild card after his summer surge. His senior debut at Flushing Meadows became a three-set contest with No. 24 qualifying seed Cristian Garin. Garin won 7-6(5), 4-6, 7-6(9), taking the deciding tiebreak by the narrowest two-point margin. The result is final: Johnson does not advance to round two or the main draw. His first New York appearance nevertheless moved directly from college and lower-level pro events to a match against a former Top 20 player, and he took it to the last possible tiebreak.

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Spencer Johnson's improving forehand held up through two tiebreaks

After winning his first professional singles and doubles titles in Irvine, Johnson singled out the forehand as the shot he was still trying to improve. The Garin score shows why that development matters: neither the first nor third set produced separation before a tiebreak, so one controlled forehand into open court could change the entire match. Johnson also won the middle set 6-4, refusing to let the first tiebreak loss dictate the next hour. His US Open ended 11-9 in the deciding breaker, but the fan takeaway is concrete—his college-to-pro game already sustained pressure across three tight sets.

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Spencer Johnson at the 2026 US Open

Spencer Johnson is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-1. The latest completed result was a loss to Cristian Garin in the Qualifying 1st Round.

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Where Spencer Johnson finished in the draw

Spencer Johnson's run ended against Cristian Garin in Qualifying 1st Round, 7–6 (7–5), 4–6, 7–6 (11–9). The full match card below keeps the set-by-set result.

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Spencer Johnson 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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Spencer Johnson US Open FAQ

When does Spencer Johnson play next at the US Open?

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

What is Spencer Johnson's record at this US Open?

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

Which events is Spencer Johnson playing?

The current match data lists Spencer Johnson in Men's Singles.

What was Spencer Johnson's 2026 US Open result?

Cristian Garin defeated him 7-6(5), 4-6, 7-6(9) in qualifying round one.

Why did Johnson receive a qualifying wild card?

He surged from No. 967 to the mid-400s after winning three SoCal Pro Series singles titles and making deep Challenger runs.

What are Johnson's main college achievements?

He is a 2025 ITA All-American, a two-time NCAA singles qualifier and UCLA's No. 1 singles player.

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.