Grigor Dimitrov Withdraws From US Open Ending 58-Major Streak

Grigor Dimitrov has officially withdrawn from the 2025 US Open due to a pectoral muscle injury sustained during his Wimbledon match against Jannik Sinner, ending his remarkable streak of 58 consecutive Grand Slam appearances. The injury forced Dimitrov to retire when leading by two sets at Wimbledon and has prevented him from completing matches in five consecutive Grand Slam tournaments. Dimitrov, currently ranked No. 21, has been a three-time Grand Slam semifinalist with his best US Open result reaching the semifinals in 2019. With his withdrawal, Alejandro Tabilo has been granted a spot in the men's singles draw, with Brandon Holt next in line should another player withdraw. Dimitrov expressed gratitude for the support he received following his injury and is focused on recovery. The 2025 US Open begins on August 24, featuring top players such as Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and defending champions Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.