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US Open 2026 semi-finals: Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton look to bounce back from late-night finishes (opens the original)
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New York is known as the city that never sleeps - and so it has been at this year's US Open. A number of matches have started late and finished in the early hours, backing up the city's reputation as a playground for the nocturnal. But when some players - including men's semi-finalists Ben Shelton and Alexander Zverev - are heading to bed as Manhattan commuters are waking up for work, it raises questions about fairness. Three of top seed Zverev's five matches over the past fortnight have finishe
US Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz can end American dreams by beating Ben Shelton, plus Frances Tiafoe or Alex Michelsen, in New York (opens the original)
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It could be Carlos Alcaraz versus the United States over the next few days. The Spanish superstar's popularity at the US Open might be severely tested if he single-handedly prevents an American having the chance to become the first home men's singles champion in 23 years. Three American players - Ben Shelton, Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen - remain in the draw. All three are in the same half as Alcaraz. On Tuesday, the defending champion takes on eighth seed Shelton in the quarter-finals. If
US Open 2026: Why several leading men's contenders have tumbled in New York - and why the women's draw is more stable (opens the original)
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Talent, athleticism and commitment are not nearly enough to become a Grand Slam singles champion. Possessing the confidence that you can beat anyone on the biggest stage - where the eyes of the world are fixed on you and there is no place to hide - is arguably the most important characteristic a player can have. Unwavering belief. Or, as former US Open runner-up Taylor Fritz describes it, delusion. Fritz is one of the current crop of leading men yet to get his hands on one of the sport's major p
US Open 2026 results: Carlos Alcaraz fights back to beat Jaime Faria as injury comeback in New York continues (opens the original)
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Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz avoided the prospect of an early US Open exit by fighting back from a set down against Portugal's Jaime Faria. Alcaraz, 23, needed time to find his rhythm in the second-round contest as he continues to make his comeback from a long-term wrist injury. But the Spanish second seed asserted his authority to win 4-6 6-0 6-3 6-2 against world number 72 Faria in the New York night session. Alcaraz fighting off two break points in the first game of the second set proved
US Open 2026 singles preview: Will Aryna Sabalenka rediscover her mojo? How will Carlos Alcaraz fare on comeback? (opens the original)
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All was bright in Aryna Sabalenka's world when she completed a rare 'Sunshine Double' earlier this season. Becoming only the fifth woman to win the Indian Wells and Miami titles back-to-back, Sabalenka emphasised her position as the dominant player on the WTA Tour and created a 3,000-point lead at the top of the world rankings. But a difficult period quickly followed - seemingly out of nowhere - leaving the 28-year-old Belarusian clinging on to her position going into the US Open, which starts o
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