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US Open Day 5 Gallery

A grinding day session was followed up by a magical night on Friday. See the pics!

Published September 03, 2010 12:00

Kim Clijsters was down 3-0 early on but won 12 straight games to beat Petra Kvitova, 63 60.
Kim Clijsters was down 3-0 early on but won 12 straight games to beat Petra Kvitova, 63 60.
Daniela Hantuchova led 5-2 first set with set points but fell to Elena Dementieva, 75 62.
Daniela Hantuchova led 5-2 first set with set points but fell to Elena Dementieva, 75 62.
Sara Errani fell to No.5 seed Sam Stosur but her Wilson equipment never stopped smiling.
Sara Errani fell to No.5 seed Sam Stosur but her Wilson equipment never stopped smiling.
Francesca Schiavone and Alona Bondarenko wowed the crowd on the Grandstand. Schiavone won.
Francesca Schiavone and Alona Bondarenko wowed the crowd on the Grandstand. Schiavone won.
The world's No.1 teenager, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, made her first Grand Slam second week.
The world's No.1 teenager, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, made her first Grand Slam second week.
Arthur Ashe Stadium was packed for the Friday night session, beginning with Venus Williams.
Arthur Ashe Stadium was packed for the Friday night session, beginning with Venus Williams.
Serena Williams was in the stands to watch big sister Venus Williams' third round match.
Serena Williams was in the stands to watch big sister Venus Williams' third round match.
The sparkling designs of Venus Williams and EleVen were on full display on Friday evening.
The sparkling designs of Venus Williams and EleVen were on full display on Friday evening.
Mandy Minella's Grand Slam debut saw her face her very first Top 10 player, Venus Williams.
Mandy Minella's Grand Slam debut saw her face her very first Top 10 player, Venus Williams.
Venus Williams improved to 25-3 lifetime in Arthur Ashe night matches with a 62 61 victory.
Venus Williams improved to 25-3 lifetime in Arthur Ashe night matches with a 62 61 victory.
  • Kim Clijsters was down 3-0 early on but won 12 straight games to beat Petra Kvitova, 63 60.
  • Daniela Hantuchova led 5-2 first set with set points but fell to Elena Dementieva, 75 62.
  • Sara Errani fell to No.5 seed Sam Stosur but her Wilson equipment never stopped smiling.
  • Francesca Schiavone and Alona Bondarenko wowed the crowd on the Grandstand. Schiavone won.
  • The world's No.1 teenager, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, made her first Grand Slam second week.
  • Arthur Ashe Stadium was packed for the Friday night session, beginning with Venus Williams.
  • Serena Williams was in the stands to watch big sister Venus Williams' third round match.
  • The sparkling designs of Venus Williams and EleVen were on full display on Friday evening.
  • Mandy Minella's Grand Slam debut saw her face her very first Top 10 player, Venus Williams.
  • Venus Williams improved to 25-3 lifetime in Arthur Ashe night matches with a 62 61 victory.
Topics: tournaments, 2010, news, mandy minella, serena williams, venus williams, francesca schiavone,
anastasia pavlyuchenkova, daniela hantuchova, sara errani, kim clijsters, us open
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