Exclusive | NYC singles take big swing at love during US Open: Sports are a great way to meet people

As the world’s finest Grand Slammers face off at the US Open this year, with the likes of players Carlos Alcaraz and Alex Zverev securing nail-biting wins, New York City singles are flocking to the Arthur Ashe Stadium in hopes of catching the action — and netting a romantic catch. Love, much like those little fluorescent yellow balls that fly around tennis courts, can land anywhere.So sports fans on the prowl are spending anywhere between $23 and $739 for admission into the three-week championship series, happening now through September 13, where hotties and hobbyists abound.Making the trek to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for the fête is costly, yet worthwhile for folks ready to ditch dismal dating apps and finally find the one. Local lover girls, like Dee Vel-Baque, 33, kicked their searches for significant others into high gear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup games this summer.

And city sweeties Danielle Kuchinskas and Alex Frawley punctuated their love story as NBA baller Jalen Brunson led the Knicks to a historic victory in June. Alyssa Rosello, a Manhattan single, is hoping The Open serves up similar success. “It’ll be great to meet someone when I go to a match next week.Sports are a great way to meet people, especially as a girl,” the 5-foot-10 brunette, a product manager, told The Post. While the lifelong tennis enthusiast plans to have her head in the game as the professional athletes duke it out, she’ll have her eye on the crowd, scoping the scene for a tall, dark and handsome hunk who shares her passion for the pastime. “To find someone attractive, kind and funny that also loves watching and playing tennis would be amazing,” said Rosello, who’s open to meeting Mr.

Right on platforms such as Hinge and Raya, but optimistic for an in-person meet-cute. “We can watch and play tennis together.One of my dreams is to go to Wimbledon and the French Open,” she gushed.

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Publisher: New York Post

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