Tomás Etcheverry and Francisco Comesaña go for the third round of the US Open: time and how to see the games

Tomás Etcheverry will perform this wednesday against Czech Jiri Leheckka (Photo: Reuters/Gonzalo fuentes)

US Open 2025: argentinian Tennis Stars aim for Round 3 Glory

The second round of the
US Open 2025
heats up this Wednesday, featuring two Argentinian male tennis players still vying for a spot in the tournament’s third round:
Tomás Etcheverry
and
Francisco Comesaña
. As these underdogs battle for a chance too advance in the final
Grand Slam
of the year, they’ll share the spotlight with some of the top-seeded favorites.

Etcheverry is slated to kick things off at 12:00 PM (Argentina time), followed by Comesaña, whose match is estimated to begin around 2:00 PM. U.S.fans can catch all the action on ESPN and Disney+.

Etcheverry vs. Lehečka: A Rematch with High Stakes

Tomás Etcheverry (ranked No. 59) will face Czech player
Jiří Lehečka
(No.21) in what promises to be a compelling match. Their head-to-head record stands at 1-1. Their first encounter was at the 2022 ATP Gstaad, where Lehečka dominated with a 6-1, 6-3 victory. However, Etcheverry evened the score at this year’s ATP Hamburg, winning 7-5, 6-3. Etcheverry also claimed victory in a 2022 Challenger-level match.

This tournament holds particular significance for Etcheverry, as he’s defending points earned from his third-round appearance in the 2024 edition – his best result at Flushing Meadows. In previous years, he reached the second round in 2023 and was eliminated in the first round in 2022.

Comesaña Faces Norrie in First-Time Showdown

Following Etcheverry, Francisco Comesaña (No. 54) will face British player
Cameron Norrie
(No. 35) for the first time in their careers. Comesaña enters this match fresh off a significant victory in the first round, where he rallied to defeat American Alex Michelsen (No.32).

This marks Comesaña’s second consecutive year competing in the main draw of the
US Open
, having also advanced past the first round in 2024. His opponent, Norrie, is a seasoned player, a former top-10 competitor, and a Wimbledon semifinalist (2022). Norrie advanced after american Sebastian korda retired during their match at 7-5, 6-4.

cerúndolo Set to Clash with Riedi

The third Argentinian still in contention,
Francisco Cerúndolo
(No. 19), will play his second-round match on Thursday. After a five-set victory against Italian Matteo Arnaldi, the highest-ranked Argentinian in the tournament will face Swiss player Leandro Riedi (No. 435), who upset Spaniard Pedro Martínez in the first round.This will be the first meeting between Cerúndolo and Riedi, presenting an possibility for Cerúndolo to reach the third round of the US Open for the first time.

Djokovic and Alcaraz Headline Wednesday’s Matches

Wednesday at Flushing meadows isn’t just about the argentinians. The day will also feature matches from top title contenders. Serbian
Novak Djokovic
(No.7) will play his second-round match against American
Zachary Svajda
(No. 145) in the first match at Arthur Ashe Stadium. In the evening session, Spaniard
Carlos Alcaraz
(No. 2) will face Italian
Mattia Bellucci
(No. 65).

Key Match-Ups: A Quick Glance

Too give fans a clearer picture of the upcoming matches, we’ve compiled a table summarizing essential data points, including player rankings, head-to-head records, and key insights to enhance readability:

Match Player 1 (Country, Ranking) Player 2 (Country, Ranking) Head-to-Head Last Meeting Key Insight
Etcheverry vs. Lehečka Tomás Etcheverry (ARG, #59) Jiří Lehečka (CZE, #21) 1-1 Etcheverry won at ATP Hamburg, 2025 Etcheverry looks to build on his Hamburg victory, while Lehečka aims to exploit Etcheverry’s ranking.
Comesaña vs. Norrie Francisco Comesaña (ARG,#54) Cameron Norrie (GBR,#35) 0-0 N/A – First Meeting Comesaña seeks to upset a former top-10 player. Norrie will look to continue his great performance.
Cerúndolo vs. Riedi Francisco Cerúndolo (ARG,#19) leandro Riedi (SUI,#435) 0-0 N/A – First Meeting Cerúndolo aims for his best finish in the US Open against an opponent,Riedi,who upset a seeded player.
Djokovic vs. svajda Novak Djokovic (SRB, #7) Zachary Svajda (USA, #145) 0-0 N/A – First Meeting Djokovic begins his quest with a match against an American local hope.
Alcaraz vs. Bellucci Carlos Alcaraz (ESP, #2) Mattia Bellucci (ITA, #65) 0-0 N/A – First Meeting Alcaraz looks to maintain his form against a rising Italian talent.

US Open 2025: Your FAQs Answered

We understand that fans have questions.Here are some of the most frequently asked questions, along with clear and concise answers to keep you informed:

When do the Argentinian players compete?

Tomás Etcheverry is scheduled to play around 12:00 PM (Argentina time), followed by Francisco Comesaña around 2:00 PM. Francisco Cerúndolo will play his match on Thursday.

Where can I watch the US Open 2025 matches?

U.S. viewers can watch all the action on ESPN and Disney+.

What is the significance of this tournament for Etcheverry?

this tournament is important for Etcheverry as he aims to defend the points from his third-round appearance in 2024, his best performance at the US Open.

Who is Cameron Norrie, and why is he notable?

Cameron Norrie is a British player (No. 35), a former top-10 competitor, and a Wimbledon semifinalist. He presents a formidable challenge and is a test for Comesaña. He advanced into his current round after a retirement.

Who are the other top players to watch?

Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz are among the favorites playing on Wednesday. Matches at Arthur Ashe Stadium will be featuring these giants.

What are the key match-ups to watch?

Etcheverry versus Lehečka, Comesaña against Norrie, and Cerúndolo versus Riedi are all critical matches for Argentinian fans. Djokovic and Alcaraz, as always, are must-see fixtures.

Stay tuned for further updates and detailed analyses throughout the tournament. We aim to offer complete coverage of the US Open 2025 action,providing complete insight into every match!

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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