23:40 CET - Poor weather has halted play in San Diego but be sure to tune in to the Tennis Tracker tomorrow for updates from California if the play resumes and all of tomorrow’s action from Osaka as well.
23:00 CET - The San Diego Open is underway in Southern California but the opening match between Anastasia Potapova (22) and Alycia Parks (22) has been interrupted with the players having won a set each.
17:53 CET - As they say, no rest for the wicked!
US Open champ Novak Djokovic (36) looks set to join up with the Serbian Davis Cup team for their Finals group stage meet in Valencia. That could be a game-changer.
14:24 CET - The US Open is over but while we are still soaking up the afterglow of that incredible event, the WTA tour rolls on relentlessly with the Japan Women's Open in Osaka.
In today’s action, Nadia Podoroska (26), Ashlyn Krueger (19), Valeria Savinykh (32), and Yulia Putintseva (28) all won their opening matches before darkness stopped the day’s play. Check out all the results here.
We will have updates from that tournament throughout the week here on the Tennis Tracker.
10:58 CET - Djokovic has been fortunate to have Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal around to push him during his career, his coach Goran Ivanisevic says.
"He had luck to have guys like Nadal and Federer, they came before him, so they pushed each other," he said.
09:32 CET - Daniil Medvedev (27) may have lost the final in straight sets, but the Russian had his chances, failing to take a set point in a second set that he arguably deserved to win.
Looking back, he admits that he has regrets.
"(The) second set was the best set I played and I didn't win it," he said.
"So that's why I kind of, I would say, it's normal that the match went that way, because first and third he was kind of better and not much to say. Second, if I would win it, (it) maybe could have been a different game."
07:49 CET - As you probably already know by now, Novak Djokovic (36) last night claimed his 24th Grand Slam title, extending was already a record-breaking tally in men's tennis.
Despite that though, he's hungry for more.
"Occasionally asking myself, why do I need this still at this stage after all I have done, you know? How long do I want to keep going? I do have these questions in my head, of course," said Djokovic.
"Knowing that I play at such a high level still and I win the biggest tournaments in this sport, yeah, I don't want to get rid of this sport or I don't want to leave this sport if I'm still at the top."
07:18 CET - Hello and welcome to our coverage of today's tennis. There may not be much in the way of on-court action with the US Open done and dusted, but there will be plenty of reaction to how the final Grand Slam of the year ended...
