Chinese player Bu Yunchaokete has been eliminated from the men's singles draw at the 2026 US Open, failing to advance to the third round, according to a report from yunnan.cn.
The report, published Friday, confirmed that Bu's run at the season's final Grand Slam tournament ended in the second round. No further details on the match score or opponent were provided in the available summary.
Bu's exit marks the latest result for the Chinese contingent at Flushing Meadows, where the men's singles competition continues without him. The tournament, held annually in New York, is one of the four major events on the professional tennis calendar.
The loss means Bu will not match or improve upon his previous Grand Slam performances in this event. His focus now shifts to the remainder of the season, with upcoming hard-court tournaments providing the next opportunities for ranking points.
Yunnan.cn did not specify whether Bu's defeat came in straight sets or a longer match, nor did it detail his opponent's identity. As the tournament progresses, attention will turn to other Chinese players still competing in the draws.
For Bu, the early exit at the US Open closes one chapter of his 2026 campaign. His next scheduled appearance on the ATP tour will be closely watched as he seeks to build on his experience in New York.
