This year, the U.S. Open isn't just showing off tennis matches, but hosting a reality dating show called Game, Set, ...

The U.S. Open has a new content creation venture, "Game, Set, Matchmaker," a dating show. Eight couples have gone on their ...

Over the course of the past week, eight couples have gone on their first dates across the U.S. Open’s grounds — on camera.

"Game, Set, Matchmaker" is the new reality show being shot at the US Open. The Post has an inside look at 16 singles trying ...

Introducing Game, Set, Matchmaker, a bold new US Open YouTube series that follows one tennis-savvy bachelorette, “the Champion” on her quest to find love, one match at a time. Over the course of 8 ...

Tennis fans' outrage contributed to the US Open quietly revamping its proposed "Game, Set, Matchmaker" reality show.

Flushing Queens is no tropical island, but the USTA is hoping that 'Game, Set, Matchmaker' will find an audience.

HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- We first saw "The Dating Game" on TV back in 1965. Among the "future" stars who appeared on the show: Tom Selleck, Don Johnson, Sally Field, Bob Saget, and the late John ...

For those of you who don’t know, The Celebrity Dating Game first aired in 1965 with American disc jockey Jim Lange as the host. The show ran for 34 years, with several syndicated versions taking ...

Over the course of the past week, eight couples have gone on their first dates across the US Open’s grounds—on camera.

HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- We first saw "The Dating Game" on TV back in 1965. Among the "future" stars who appeared on the show: Tom Selleck, Don Johnson, Sally Field, Bob Saget, and the late John ...