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Sep 04, 2016
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Sock hits tweener drop shot in US Open loss to Tsonga

The incredible shot helped him win a set though.

Published Sep 04, 2016

NEW YORK — There has been no shortage of incredible hot shots and tweeners from the first week of the US Open, but how often do you really see a tweener drop shot winner?

In the third set of his fourth-round match against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Jack Sock went for one of the trickiest shots of all time, and pulled it off with aplomb.

SportsCenter Top 10 did not overlook the tournament's most insane hot shot.

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The American would win the third set, but lose the match, 6-3, 6-3, 6-7 (7), 6-2. Still, he's got to be proud of himself.