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POLL: Who will win the 2020 US Open?

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Sep 11, 2020

Victoria Azarenka and Naomi Osaka have unfinished business. The pair were set to face off in the Western & Southern Open final but the Japanese star withdrew with a hamstring injury. Now, one will finally come out on top.

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pic.twitter.com/zoxCaGbzl8 — NaomiOsaka大坂なおみ (@naomiosaka) September 11, 2020

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Azarenka upset Serena Williams in the semifinals after losing the first set while Osaka took down first-time semifinalist Jennifer Brady. Both players are excited to settle the score, especially Azarenka.

"Very excited about that (final). I'm as excited as I was last time," Azarenka told reporters after her semifinal match. The 31-year-old has kept an eye on Osaka throughout the tournament.

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Osaka is the one with the superior head-to-head record (2-1) against the mom of one. Both players have the same number of Grand Slam titles (two), but Azarenka has yet to win the US Open and hasn't raised a major trophy since the 2013 Australian Open.

With the strangest US Open ever coming to an end, now is the time to decide: which female finalist will head home with the title?