After initial concerns, Djokovic and Thiem appear more open to US Open
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The world No. 1 told Eurosport's Tennis Legends Podcast, “I think this is a very positive news,” after the USTA shared its plan of action for staging the New York City-based major.
Published Jun 18, 2020
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After initial concerns, Djokovic and Thiem appear more open to US Open
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After initial concerns, Djokovic and Thiem appear more open to US Open