US Open commentary
Here’s everything you need to know about the commentary team (commentators) at US Open 2023.
Commentators play a significant role in the world of sports. Providing coverage for a sport is a crucial element, and tennis benefits from comprehensive coverage. Individuals such as former players, devoted fans, and sports journalists contribute to covering tennis events.
The majority of commentary and analysis is offered by players who excelled in the sport during their prime. A similar group will be responsible for covering the upcoming US Open. Numerous champions of the tournament and former players are set to participate in providing coverage. Additionally, other experts will contribute by analyzing players based on their performances. Given that multiple channels and networks will be broadcasting the US Open, their teams will consist of numerous members.
ESPN, a prominent sports broadcasting network with a global presence, holds a significant position in the world of sports coverage. Their broadcast extends to multiple countries, and they will be responsible for covering the tournament across North and South America.
Although the exact composition of their coverage team has not been officially confirmed, it’s likely that experienced commentators such as Chris Evert, Alexandra Stevenson, and Bethanie Mattek-Sands will contribute to commentary and analysis. Additionally, figures like Darren Cahill, Patrick McEnroe, Pam Shriver, and others are expected to ensure that fans have comprehensive coverage of every moment of the action.
Sky Sports is currently the sole broadcaster to have confirmed its coverage team for the upcoming major tournament in New York. They are set to cover the event right from Day 1, with Gigi Salmon leading the coverage team. Joining her will be a lineup of renowned personalities including Martina Navratilova, Tim Henman, Jo Konta, Feliciano Lopez, and Marion Bartoli, all contributing to the tournament coverage.
Additionally, figures like Jordanne Whiley, Laura Robson, Jamie Murray, Karthi Gnanasegaram, and Emma Paton, along with Jonathan Overend, will be assisting the channel by providing analysis and engaging in post-match discussions. It’s worth noting that Sky Sports will be the broadcasting platform for viewers in the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, and the Republic of Ireland.
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