Camila Osorio Exits US Open After Fighting Loss to Sabalenka, Shifts Focus to Doubles

Camila Osorio enters a fresh chapter at Flushing Meadows as she shifts her complete focus to the women’s doubles draw for the sixth time at the US Open, partnering with Czech prospect Nikola Bartunkova.

A New Partnership in Flushing Meadows

Osorio currently holds the No. 214 ranking in doubles and teams up with Bartunkova for the first time in their careers. The pair meets the experienced sister duo of Nadia Kichenok and Liudmila Kichenok in the first round. As a team, the Ukrainian sisters have secured four WTA trophies, including the WTA Elite Trophy in 2018, as detailed by Match Tenis.

Grand Slam Doubles Resume

This appearance marks Osorio’s fourth major doubles tournament of the season. Earlier this year, she competed at the Australian Open alongside American Caty McNally, at Roland Garros with Australian Daria Kasatkina, and at Wimbledon with Argentine Solana Sierra, bowing out in the first round at Melbourne and Paris, and reaching the second round at the All England Club. Her historical record at the US Open mirrors her singles appearances, totaling six entries in New York. Her career-best performance in Flushing Meadows doubles came in 2025 when she reached the third round alongside China’s Yue Yuan. In 2024, she advanced to the second round with American Alycia Parks, while her 2021, 2022, and 2023 campaigns ended in opening-round exits alongside Rosalie Van Der Hoek, Lucía Bronzetti, and Linda Fruhvirtova respectively, according to La Opinión.

Camila Osorio Exits US Open After Fighting Loss to Sabalenka, Shifts Focus to Doubles
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Schedule and Next Steps

The women’s doubles tournament is scheduled to begin, with Osorio and Bartunkova slated for their debut match. Official match times remain subject to tournament scheduling updates by US Open organizers. Fans can follow official tournament brackets and updates through the US Open Official Website.

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