2004 US Open Series

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In tennis, the first edition of the US Open Series was contested in 2004.

2004 schedule[]

Week	Date	Men's Events	Women's Events
1	July 12 – July 18	Los Angeles Mercedes Benz Cup 2004 Champion: Tommy Haas	Stanford Bank of the West Classic 2004 Champion: Lindsay Davenport
2	July 19 – July 25	Indianapolis RCA Championships 2004 Champion: Andy Roddick	Los Angeles JPMorgan Chase Open 2004 Champion: Lindsay Davenport
3	July 26 – August 1	Toronto Canada Masters 2004 Champion: Roger Federer	San Diego Acura Classic 2004 Champion: Lindsay Davenport
4	August 2 – August 8	Cincinnati Cincinnati Masters 2004 Champion: Andre Agassi	Montreal Rogers AT&T Cup 2004 Champion: Amélie Mauresmo
5	August 9 – August 15	No series event held this week
6	August 16 – August 22	Washington, D. C. Legg Mason Tennis Classic 2004 Champion: Lleyton Hewitt	No series event held this week
7	August 23 – August 29	No series event held this week	New Haven Pilot Pen Tennis 2004 Champion: Elena Bovina
8	August 30 – September 6	New York US Open 2004 Champion: Roger Federer	New York US Open 2004 Champion: Svetlana Kuznetsova

Standings[]

ATP[]

Rank	Nationality	Player	Titles	Points	Result at US Open
1	AUS	Lleyton Hewitt	1	155	F
2	USA	Andy Roddick	1	155	QF
3	USA	Andre Agassi	1	123	QF

WTA[]

Rank	Nationality	Player	Titles	Points	Result at US Open
1	USA	Lindsay Davenport	3	100	SF
2	FRA	Amélie Mauresmo	1	100	QF
3	RUS	Elena Likhovtseva	0	70

Notes[]

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