There are several occasions is US Open when tennis fans had to wait for hours to see the winner of match. The longest tennis match in US Open was played ever in 1992 championship when Stefan Edberg took 5 hours and 26 minutes to beat Michael Chang. This longest US Open tennis match is measured in terms of time whereas on the basis of most games, in 1966 and 1967 (before tiebreaker introduction) the matches went to 105 games in both years.

In 1966, Marcello Lara and Joaquin Loyo-Mayo pair defeated Manuel Santana and Luis-Augusto Garcia pair after playing 105 games whereas in 1967, Cliff Drysdale and Ray Moore pair beat Roy Emerson and Ron Barnes pair in 105 games.

Longest Singles finals match was played between Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic in which British player Murray defeated Djokovic to win US Open 2012 championship. The match went to play for 4 hours and 54 minutes.
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Before this occasion Mats Wilander took 4 hours and 54 minutes to beat Ivan Lendl in 1988 US Open championship.
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Let’s have a look at the complete list of longest tennis matches in US Open.

US Open Longest Matches

US Open Men’s Longest Matches

Year	Time/Games
Longest Match on the basis of Time
1992	5 hours and 26 minutes	Stefan Edberg	63	7	77	5	6
		Michael Chang	77	5	63	7	4
Longest Match on the basis of number of games (using tiebreaker scoring)
1979	63 games	John Lloyd	5	6	7	7	7
		Paul McNamee	7	7	5	6	6
Longest Match on the basis of number of games (before tiebreaker introduction)
1966	105 games	Marcello Lara, Joaquin Loyo-Mayo	10	24	11	3	6
		Manuel Santana, Luis-Augusto Garcia	12	22	9	6	2
1967	105 games	Cliff Drysdale, Ray Moore	29	8	3	8	6
		Roy Emerson, Ron Barnes	31	6	6	6	2
Longest Singles Final Match on the basis of Time
1988	4 hours and 54 minutes	Mats Wilander	6	4	6	5	6
		Ivan Lendl	4	6	3	7	4
2012	4 hours and 54 minutes	Andy Murray	712	7	2	3	6
		Novak Djokovic	610	5	6	6	2
Longest Singles Final Match on the basis of number of games (before tiebreaker introduction)
1949	67 games	Pancho Gonzales	16	2	6	6	6
		Ted Schroeder	18	6	1	2	4

US Open Women’s Longest Matches

In women’s US Open, the longest match on the basis of time played in 211 when Samantha Stosur took 3 hours and 16 minutes to beat Nadia Petrova.

Most number of games in a women’s US Open championship were played in 1898 when Juliette Atkinson defeated Marion Jones after competing in 51 games.

Year	Time/Games
Longest Match on the basis of time
2011	3 hours and 16 minutes	Samantha Stosur	77	65	7	–	–
		Nadia Petrova	65	77	5	–	–
Longest Match on the basis of number of games (before tiebreaker introduction)
1898	51 games	Juliette Atkinson	6	5	6	2	7
		Marion Jones	3	7	4	6	5
Longest Doubles Final Match by number of games (before tiebreaker introduction)
1920	43 games	Eleanor Goss, Marion Zinderstein	13	4	6	–	–
		Helen Baker, Eleanor “Teach” Tennant	11	6	3	–	–