NEW YORK—On Sunday, Mardy Fish revealed that he requested to play his first-round—and possibly last-ever—match at the U.S. Open on Grandstand. Like the 33-year-old American, who is retiring after this tournament, we’ll soon be saying goodbye to the 38-year-old court, whose “intimate, awesome crowds” have made it a favorite for both fans and players.
Mardy Fish fights past opponent, conditions, self to play another day
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The American, who was diagnosed with severe anxiety disorder, wil
Published Aug 31, 2015