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US Open: It’s time for tennis ... and a test

New York City hosts the annual Grand Slam tennis event, a last shot for professionals from around the world to make their mark. Check your knowledge of the US Open by taking this quiz.

2. The National Tennis Center bears the name of what past champion?

Peter Morgan/AP

Quadrillad Middleton cleans around the seats at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, Sunday, Aug. 28, 2010, the day before the start of the US Open tennis tournament.

Arthur Ashe
John McEnroe
Billie Jean King
Pete Sampras

US Open: It’s time for tennis ... and a test

New York City hosts the annual Grand Slam tennis event, a last shot for professionals from around the world to make their mark. Check your knowledge of the US Open by taking this quiz.

2. The National Tennis Center bears the name of what past champion?

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