De Minaur: “Definitely” Want to Play US Open Mixed

Earlier this season, de Minaur shared earning “big bucks” to pay for the wedding is one of his driving forces on court these days.

“Realistically, what’s driving me at the moment is trying to earn some big bucks for this wedding budget,” De Minaur told Tennis Channel in April. “That’s the only thing on my mind—trying to win as many matches as I can, because I’ve started to look at venues and it’s expensive. I can tell you that.”

Given the US Open Mixed Doubles champions will earn $1 Million for capturing the 2025 US Open Mixed Doubles crown, that could be even more motivation for de Minaur and Boulter to join forces in Flushing Meadows and cover their wedding budget.

The entry list for the 2025 US Open Mixed Doubles Championship includes the following teams (listed by combined singles ranking):

Emma Navarro and Jannik Sinner
Qinwen Zheng
and Jack Draper
Jessica Pegula
and Tommy Paul
Jasmine Paolini
and Lorenzo Musetti
Elena Rybakina
and Taylor Fritz
Mirra Andreeva
and Daniil Medvedev
Madison Keys
and Frances Tiafoe
Aryna Sabalenka
and Grigor Dimitrov
Iga Swiatek
and Casper Ruud
Paula Badosa
and Stefanos Tsitsipas
Emma Raducanu
and Carlos Alcaraz
Belinda Bencic
and Alexander Zverev
Olga Danilovic
and Novak Djokovic
Taylor Townsend
and Ben Shelton
Sara Errani
and Andrea Vavassori
Naomi Osaka
and Nick Kyrgios

In total, 16 teams have entered as of June 16th.

The entry window will close on July 28 at 12:00 ET, at which time the top eight teams with the best combined singles ranking at the time will officially be in the field/draw via direct acceptance.

The remaining eight teams will be determined via wild card and announced on a date to follow.

“In our initial discussions about reimagining and elevating the US Open Mixed Doubles Championship, we wanted to find a way to showcase the world’s best men and women competing with and against one another, and we were confident that we would be able to get the top players in the game excited about this unique opportunity,” said Lew Sherr, CEO and Executive Director, USTA. “Seeing the teams that have already put their names on the entry list makes us all incredibly excited.

“It shows that the players are behind what we are trying to do, and we know that the fans will love it.”

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