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Rinderknech sends a "little stick" to Munar at the press conference

"There are players who like to complain," commented the Frenchman referring to Jaume, after his 2R match at the US Open.

The Odyssey of Bu Yunchaokete in New York: Changing a Flight at the Last Minute to Achieve His First Grand Slam Victory. Source: Getty

The Odyssey of Bu Yunchaokete in New York: Changing a Flight at the Last Minute to Secure His Greatest Victory

The 24-year-old Chinese player became the protagonist on Wednesday by defeating Rafa Jódar in the first round of the US Open. It's worth highlighting his subsequent press conference to get to know his story better.

Pegula advances in the US Open and focuses on the controversy of the stands: "It's become a bit too much." Source: Getty

Pegula, queen of the invited influencers at the US Open: "What they do seems disrespectful to me"

The American left a press conference yesterday filled with headlines, clearly attacking certain sectors of the crowd in New York and opening up other topics such as betting houses and night matches.

Stefanos Tsitsipas talks about the one-handed backhand. Photo: Getty Images

Tsitsipas: "I am like a dinosaur heading towards extinction"

The Greek detailed the attitude with which he approaches tennis in this new stage of his career after defeating Harris at the 2026 US Open and analyzed the one-handed backhand.

Tiafoe warns: "I feel like I'm starting to find my place." Photo: Getty Images

Tiafoe warns: "I feel like I'm starting to find my place"

The American swept Sakamoto in the second round of the US Open and stated that "there is still a long way to go to get to where I want to be, but right now I am happy."

Sabalenka erupts again: “You are a joke, what kind of question is that?” Photo: Getty Images

Sabalenka erupts again: "You are a joke, but what kind of question is that?"

The world number one, who continues to advance rounds in the US Open, once again showed her anger at questions that challenge her professionalism off the court.

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Alcaraz: "In the future, I will take breaks of one or two months; it's impossible to play all the time"

The Spanish player spoke after his victory over Faria in the second round of the US Open: “I am happy to have been able to play good tennis throughout the four sets.”