In 2025, Karolína Muchová (“MOO-ho-vah”) beat this tournament’s oldest competitor since the trans woman Renee Richards (10[1])44 (-5[1])years (-5[1])earlier. (10[1])In 2017, Sloane Stephens (10[1])became the first winner (10[3]-5[1])of this tournament (-5[2])with a protected (10[2])ranking. (10[1])A player who won (10[1])this tournament without dropping (10[1])a set served (-5[1])a (10[1])109-mile-per-hour (10[1]-5[2])ace (10[1])to defeat Leylah (-5[2])Fernandez (-5[1])in its 2021 (10[4]-5[1])final, (10[4]-5[1])becoming the (10[1])only qualifier (10[1])to win a Grand Slam. (-5[2])In (10[1])her last Grand Slam (10[1]-5[1])match, Serena (10[1])Williams (-5[3])lost to (10[1]-5[1])Ajla (-5[1])Tomljanović (10[1]-5[1])(“EYE-luh tum-LYAH-no-vitch”) in this tournament, (10[1]-5[1])where she called (10[1])official Carlos (10[1])Ramos (-5[1])a “thief” during her 2018 finals (-5[1])defeat (-5[1])to Naomi (10[1])Osaka. (10[2]-5[1])This is the later of two Grand Slams whose final Amanda Anisimova lost in 2025, being beaten by its defending champion Aryna Sabalenka. For 10 points, name this chronologically last (10[1])tennis (10[1]-5[2])Grand (-5[1])Slam (10[1])that is (-5[1])held (10[1])at the Arthur (10[1])Ashe (10[2])Stadium (10[7]-5[4])in (10[1]-5[2])Queens. (10[6])■END■ (10[29]0[11])