The US Open Championships, 2022 - Post Event Analysis
Summary
An analysis of the recent 2022 US Open Championships, which provides insight the event's broadcasters, sponsorship portfolio, prize money, attendance, ticketing and champions player profile.
Ground passes for the US Open started at $70, but ticket prices fluctuated as Serena’s third round match saw prices go as high as $1274. Spectator attendance broke the 2019 record for the US Open Championships. ESPN’s coverage averaged 1.21 million viewers across the two weeks, making it the third highest viewed edition of the US Open Championships since ESPN’s first broadcast in 2015. Serena Williams final US Open match in the third round amassed an average audience of 4.6 million on ESPN, the highest for any ESPN tennis broadcast. The semi-final between Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe also averaged 2.96 million viewers. US Open 2022 had a total of 23 sponsors, with brands such as JP. Morgan, Chase, Emirates and American Express continuing their long serving partnership with the US Open. The total estimated annual value received from the tournament partners was $158.8 million, an increase from $148.2 million last year. The total prize money figure for the tournament was 4.2% higher compared to the tournament in 2021. Both Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek took home $2.6 million for their respective title victories.
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