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Fritz does not hide: "It would be very hard for me not to win a Grand Slam." Source: Getty

Fritz doesn't hide: "It would be very tough to end my career without winning a Grand Slam"

The American made his victorious debut in New York and was not afraid after revealing what the greatest obsession of his career is, that goal for which he fights every morning upon waking up.

Rybakina, after an impeccable debut: "Now I feel good, but we'll see how I recover tomorrow." Source: Getty

Rybakina, after an impeccable debut: "Now I feel good, but we'll see how I recover tomorrow"

The Kazakh player cleared all doubts in her first match in New York, conceding just five games against Frodin. Is that enough to forget her recent injury? According to her, we will have to wait.

Cobolli frees himself in New York: "I had nothing to lose, so I gave it my all." Source: Getty

Cobolli turns pressure into fuel: "I want to use it like a friend"

The Italian once again demonstrated that he is in a state of grace this season. His first victory in this US Open, no less than a comeback after losing the first two sets.

Gilbert provides the key for Djokovic's resurgence. Source: Getty Images.

Gilbert provides the key for Djokovic's resurgence

The renowned coach believes that Djokovic should play more tournaments throughout the year to improve his fitness and arrive better prepared for the major events.

Roddick on Alcaraz's return: "I was worried about his forehand, but...". Source: Getty Images.

Roddick on Alcaraz's comeback: "I was worried about his forehand, but.."

The former world number 1 was pleasantly surprised by the level displayed by the Spaniard at the US Open after his wrist injury.

Henin on Djokovic: "Can you really enjoy the game without being able to compete at the highest level?" Photo: Gettyimages

Henin, on Djokovic: "Can you enjoy the game without being able to compete at the highest level?"

The former number one expressed regret over the situation Djokovic experienced in his debut at the US Open and believes that the Serbian is in a process of “accepting that perhaps the best is already over and that there is also another life in the future.”

"Alcaraz was very lucky that he only had to play three sets in his debut." Photo: Getty Images

"Alcaraz was very lucky that he only played three sets in his debut"

Greg Rusedski, former British number one, stated that "the test for Alcaraz at the US Open will be when he is pushed to the maximum in a physical match of four or five sets."