Look of the Week: Zendaya aces two looks for Challengers premiere, Venus, Genie & more hit LA red carpet

Despite New York City one of the early U.S. hotspots for COVID-19, the US Open was given the green light to move forward. Despite a few notable players missing from the tournament and one testing positive, the Grand Slam has been a success overall.

New rules and protocols from the USTA have been in effect since the tournament's start with things like behavior monitoring, contact tracing, mask wearing and regular testing are just the start. All bases have been covered during the major with a few notable hiccups affecting Benoit Paire, Adrian Mannarino and Kristina Mladenovic.

With the US Open racing through Week 2, see how much you know about the new changes to this unprecedented edition of the hard-court Grand Slam:

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