US Open chief Craig Tiley says the tournament will keep its current scheduling format at Flushing Meadows in 2027, with two matches played during the day and two at night. He makes the commitment in an interview with Sky Sports Tennis.
The reports describe the format as part of the US Open’s match scheduling approach at the venue, without detailing specific match assignments or any potential changes to the structure. Both outlets present Tiley’s statement as a direct pledge to maintain the day–night session balance for the next edition referenced, rather than as a broader explanation of the reasons behind the decision.
While the coverage is limited to the scheduling commitment, the shared focus across sources is the same: Tiley is signaling continuity into 2027 and maintaining a four-match distribution across daytime and evening sessions. No alternative scheduling plan or timetable is presented in the articles.
