Archived Match
This match took place on 5 September 2025.
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The Wheelchair Women's Singles match between Xiaohui Li and Aniek van Koot at the 2025 US Open will be broadcast live on Sky Sports+ streaming at 18:30 UK time on September 5, 2025. Commentary for the match will follow the World Feed, featuring main commentator Sue Thearle and co-commentator Paul Walker. The US Open wheelchair events take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on hard courts from September 2 to 6, with a total prize money pool of $1,600,000 for wheelchair competitions[2][1]. Sky Sports Tennis holds exclusive broadcasting rights for the US Open in the UK and offers extensive coverage across both traditional and streaming platforms, including Now TV. As part of Sky’s coverage, the wheelchair singles semifinal matches such as Li versus van Koot receive dedicated airtime, highlighting the tournament’s inclusivity and competitive spirit[3]. Sue Thearle is an experienced sports broadcaster with a strong background in tennis commentary, having worked on multiple Grand Slam events. She is known for her insightful analysis and clear delivery, making her a respected figure in tennis media. Paul Walker, a former professional wheelchair tennis player turned commentator, brings expert knowledge and firsthand experience to the broadcast. Their combined expertise ensures viewers gain comprehensive tactical and technical insight into the wheelchair tennis format and player strategies. The 2025 US Open wheelchair championships feature a singles draw of 16 players in both men’s and women’s events, with top competitors from around the globe vying for the title. Previous champions include the renowned Diede de Groot, a dominant figure in recent years, though she was defeated in the 2025 quarterfinals by Yui Kamiji, illustrating the high level of competition in this division[5]. For American audiences, ESPN and Tennis Channel typically provide coverage of the US Open wheelchair events, while the World Feed serves as the primary resource for international broadcasters. The World Feed allows channels like Sky Sports+ to relay consistent commentary and expert analysis from top commentators such as Thearle and Walker, ensuring fans worldwide have access to quality coverage[1][2]. Fans can follow the match live on Sky Sports+ streaming or track the tournament progression via the official US Open website and ITF’s dedicated wheelchair tennis resources[2]. Additional background on the players, teams, and wheelchair tennis can be found on official tennis association sites, providing in-depth profiles and historical data. External links: - US Open Official Site: https:\/\/www.usopen.org\/index.html - International Tennis Federation Wheelchair Section: https:\/\/www.itftennis.com\/en\/tournament\/us-open-wheelchair-championships\/usa\/2025\/wc-itfgs-usa-2025-001\/ - Sky Sports Tennis Coverage: https:\/\/www.skysports.com\/tennis\n This comprehensive coverage and expert commentary make the Li versus van Koot match a must-watch for tennis fans in the UK, US, Australia, and beyond. p