Morgan Riddle's WAG-Approved Guide to the US Open: What to Do, See, Eat, and Wear

Whether you're a die-hard tennis fan or a casual spectator of the sport, you've likely heard the name Morgan Riddle. Although five years ago she had barely watched a match, all it took was a viral GRWM video ahead of one of boyfriend Taylor Fritz's matches for her to begin building a platform, and today, Riddle finds herself undeniably at the heart of the sport. Her mission? To champion a new demographic of young tennis viewers.

This year, Riddle is Who What Wear's sports and fashion correspondent. She'll be reporting live from the US Open with her take on the biggest fashion trends she's spotting and everything she's getting up to. The 2025 US Open marks the fifth time Riddle is stepping inside Arthur Ashe Stadium, and we caught up with her as she touched down in NYC for the annual tournament. While most days revolve around her time spent courtside supporting Fritz and his peers, she's looking forward to revisiting a few of her favorite spots throughout the city during her downtime.

Here, discover Morgan Riddle's WAG-approved guide to the 2025 US Open, including what to see, eat, wear, and do.

What do you love most about attending the US Open?

It’s the perfect mix of high-level tennis, New York energy, and great people watching. I also attended college in NYC and adore the city, so getting to go to matches with longtime friends is really special to me.

What makes this tournament special compared to other international tennis tournaments you attend?

The energy is unmatched. It’s loud and a bit chaotic, in the best way. It’s quite the contrast to Wimbledon, where you can hear a pin drop during play. Many other tournaments can feel a bit bumptious, whereas the US Open sometimes can feel like a darty where someone happened to set up a bunch of tennis courts.