Tokito Oda and Yui Kamiji are the top seeds in their respective singles draws for the U.S. Open wheelchair tournaments. Oda, the top-ranked player in the men’s singles field, is aiming to complete a calendar-year Grand Slam as he leads the field. In the women’s singles, Yui Kamiji is seeded first, also representing Japan. One report notes that she is the first woman from Japan to complete a career Grand Slam in wheelchair tennis.
The U.S. Tennis Association announces the tournament fields, setting 16-player draws for men’s singles, women’s singles, and quad singles. With the U.S. Open wheelchair events now set, Oda and Kamiji are positioned at the top of their brackets, with the remaining seeds and matchups determined by the finalized field sizes. Other seeded players and draw details are not specified in the provided summaries, but all outlets agree on the top-seed selections and the overall structure of the singles tournaments.
