Weekly sports quiz: Which tennis star suffered a first-round US Open upset?
BBC Sport has published its weekly sports quiz, testing readers on the past seven days of sporting news, including a first-round upset at the US Open, chaotic scenes on football's transfer deadline day and an unexpected result in heavyweight boxing. Only around 8% of participants managed a perfect score on the previous week's quiz, setting a benchmark for this week's attempt.
The quiz sits alongside other regular features on the BBC Sport website, including Five in Five and Brainteaser quizzes, a Match of the Day Predictor game, and separate quizzes on Premier League and EFL clubs and England's most-capped Lionesses players. Readers are invited to share their scores and thoughts in the comments, with a warning that doing so may reveal spoilers for those yet to take the quiz.
- BBC Sport's weekly quiz covers US Open, transfers and boxing news.
- Only about 8% got full marks last week.
- Related football and sports quizzes also available on the site.
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There's growing anticipation over who will progress or fall in the early rounds of the US Open, one of tennis's four Grand Slam tournaments, held annually in New York. First-round exits by high-profile players are considered notable because they can reshape the rest of the draw and generate significant discussion among fans and pundits.
This particular piece is one of BBC Sport's regular weekly quizzes, a recurring feature that tests readers' knowledge of recent sporting events across multiple disciplines, including tennis, football and boxing. These quizzes sit alongside other interactive content on the BBC Sport site, such as prediction games and themed trivia on specific clubs or players.
The quiz format itself is light-hearted and designed for reader engagement rather than in-depth analysis, inviting people to test their recall of the week's sporting headlines and compare scores with others in the comments.