Longest match in US open lasted for 5 hr 26 min was between?
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Federer Vs Pete Sampras
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Agassi Vs Ivanosevic
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Chang Vs Edberg
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Nadal Vs Roddick
The longest match in US Open history was the 1992 semifinal between Stefan Edberg and Michael Chang, lasting 5 hours and 26 minutes (4 hours and 26 minutes of actual play time with delays). Edberg won 6-7, 7-5, 7-6, 5-7, 6-4 in an epic encounter.
The 1992 US Open men's semifinal between Michael Chang and Stefan Edberg lasted 5 hours and 26 minutes, with Edberg eventually winning in five sets — it remains one of the longest matches in US Open history and a classic of grueling baseline tennis. Federer vs Sampras, Agassi vs Ivanišević, and Nadal vs Roddick were all notable matchups in their respective eras but none match this specific marathon duration and identity. Chang vs Edberg (1992) is the correct, historically documented match associated with this exact time.