What time is Carlos Alcaraz vs Danil Medvedev? Odds & Where to watch the US Open semi-finals match
Carlos Alcaraz, the tennis world number one, is a step closer to defending his US Open title and now he'll face Daniil Medvedev in the semi-finals.
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Medvedev will be a stern test as he is ranked number three in the world, but Alcaraz is in fine form and just eased past Alexander Zverev.
A second Carlos Alcaraz US Open win in a row would be quite some feat, so Friday's match against Medvedev is already a huge one.
What day is the Alcaraz vs Medvedev US Open semi-final?
The Carlos Alcaraz vs Daniil Medvedev US Open semi-final will be held on Friday, September 8, 2023.
What time does the Alcaraz vs Medvedev match start?
At this time, the Carlos Alcaraz vs Daniil Medvedev start time isn't 100 percent confirmed.
The US Open's official website explains that one of the semi-finals is scheduled to begin at 15:00 ET before the other will commence at 19:00 ET, unless the first one goes on longer.
What channel is the Alcaraz vs Medvedev on in the USA?
The Alcaraz vs Medvedev semi-final will be broadcast in the United States by ESPN, who are the official broadcaster of the event for a 15th year in a row.
It is the sixth Grand Slam semi-final of Medvedev's career and the fourth for Alcaraz who is just 20 years old.
Alcaraz vs Medvedev Odds: Who is predicted to win the US Open Semi-finals?
Without a doubt, throughout the entire tournament Alcaraz and Medvedev have dominated the competition; However, all bets are leaning towards Carlos Alcaraz being favored to win tonight at -360, while Medveded is at +285.
Carlos Alcaraz seeks this year to defend his title at all costs and if he wins tonight there would only be one more game left to achieve it. Is the Wimbledon semi-final meant to be repeated?
Where is the Alcaraz vs Medvedev US Open semi-final being held?
Arthur Ashe Stadium, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, in Queens, New York City, will host Alcaraz vs Medvedev.
The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center has hosted the US Open since 1978 and features a blue acrylic hardcourt.
The name of the facility is in honour of Billie Jean King, who won 12 Grand Slam titles and was the highest ranked end-of-year women's player for a total of six years.
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