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Casper Ruud takes one step closer to world No. 1 after statement Matteo Berrettini victory
The Norwegian is one of three players with a chance to claim the tour’s top spot next week, and he made a strong case for himself across three sets on Ashe.
Published Sep 06, 2022
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Ruud is one of three players who has a chance to finish the US Open as the new ATP world No. 1, along with Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal.
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With Medvedev, Nadal and Cilic all exiting in the fourth round, the US Open is once again guaranteed a first-time men’s singles champion—will it be Ruud's time?
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