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By having fun and pushing each other, the U.S. men brought the energy to the US Open
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By having fun and pushing each other, the U.S. men brought the energy to the US Open
As Michael Mmoh put a bow on elder statesman John Isner's career, the next generation of U.S. men proved that they are, in fact, generation now.
Published Sep 14, 2023
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Fritz made his first US Open quarterfinal before losing to Djokovic.
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The quarterfinal between Shelton and Tiafoe lived up to its billing.
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