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Alex Michelsen

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US Open 2026: Shelton upsets Alcaraz amid scheduling outcry

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Latest: US Open faces scheduling backlash after historic late-night match

The 2026 US Open men’s semifinals will feature an all-American matchup between Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe. Shelton secured his place following a nearly five-hour upset of defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, winning 6-

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Injuries and player withdrawals disrupt US Open landscape

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Latest: Jannik Sinner makes progress in knee injury rehabilitation

Injuries and player withdrawals continue to impact the US Open landscape. World number one Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the tournament due to persistent right knee tendon inflammation. Sinner, currently undergoing re

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US Open men's singles tournament progress

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Latest: Alexander Blockx reaches US Open quarterfinals after defeating Francisco Cerúndolo

The US Open men’s singles tournament saw significant performances from several international players. Argentine Francisco Cerúndolo secured a comeback victory against Taylor Fritz, winning in five sets to reach the fourt

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US Open tournament progress

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Latest: Mate Pavić and Marcelo Arevalo advance at US Open

The US Open has progressed into the later rounds, with several key players advancing to the quarterfinals. In the men’s draw, unseeded American Alex Michelsen has made a historic run, reaching his first Grand Slam quarte

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Dani Mérida US Open performance

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Latest: Dani Mérida defeats Andrey Rublev to reach US Open third round

Spanish tennis player Dani Mérida entered the US Open main draw following a significant rise in world rankings, moving from 163rd to the top 40. Mérida attributed this progress to improved mental confidence and intensive