The Italian reflected on his victory against Shapovalov, to whom he paid several compliments: "He is an incredible player, he has weapons to harm anyone".
US Open 2025
Back in the Grand Slam's round of 16, the Japanese player expressed her emotions from New York before facing Gauff: "Now she is the big star".
We still don't know how this pair was formed, or what their goals are in this US Open 2025. What I'd really like to know is what they talk about, although this is secondary. The age gap between Venus Williams and Leylah Fernández doesn't matter, as they continue to show chemistry together on the court. Today they crushed Eikeri/Hozumi (7-6, 6-1) to secure their spot in the third round of the women's doubles draw. Can you imagine if...?
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The Canadian outlined the reasons why he put Jannik in trouble and reflected on his change of mindset in recent months. "I'm getting older, I am more mature."
As they say, there are no easy matches in Grand Slam tournaments! Today, in the third round of the US Open 2025, two completely extreme realities faced each other: the ATP #15 against the #173. Andrey Rublev versus Coleman Wong. However, the outcome was far from what we expected. The Russian won in five sets (2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3), extending the match to three and a half hours. A remarkable effort from Fernando Vicente's protégé, advancing to the round of 16, proving that he is more determined to fight than ever before.
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Ostapenko publicly apologizes for the controversy with Townsend: "English is not my native language"
Jelena Ostapenko's latest outburst now has public apologies. The Latvian took to her social media to issue a statement regarding the incident after the second-round match of the US Open 2025 against Taylor Townsend, with whom she confronted at the end: "I wanted to apologize for some things I said after the match. English is not my native language and when I mentioned 'education,' I was only referring to the tennis context. I understand that my words may have been offensive", reads the lengthy statement.
Jelena Ostapenko apologizes for her behavior after the Taylor Townsend match at U.S. Open
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) August 30, 2025
“Hi all - I wanted to apologize for some of the things I said during my second-round singles match. English is not my native language, so when I said education, I was speaking only about… pic.twitter.com/arE6tHCrdZ
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Jannik Sinner suffered against Denis Shapovalov in the third round of the US Open 2025 but managed to pull through. He won in four sets and spoke to the tournament's microphones right after the match: "It was tough, I knew Shapovalov is a very tough opponent and the last time we played, it was already very difficult for me. I had to give my best, and I was able to stay mentally fresh when I needed it most. I am very happy to have remained positive. The second week is much tougher, but being here is a good sign. I hope to do well in the coming days. It's incredible to see the support from the crowd in such a big court as this one."
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The Italian was able to surpass Denis Shapovalov, but he lost the first set and at times had the match uphill.
The Italian reflected on his victory against Shapovalov, to whom he paid several compliments: "He is an incredible player, he has weapons to harm anyone".
The Canadian outlined the reasons why he put Jannik in trouble and reflected on his change of mindset in recent months. "I'm getting older, I am more mature."
Back in the Grand Slam's round of 16, the Japanese player expressed her emotions from New York before facing Gauff: "Now she is the big star".
As they say, there are no easy matches in Grand Slam tournaments! Today, in the third round of the US Open 2025, two completely extreme realities faced each other: the ATP #15 against the #173. Andrey Rublev versus Coleman Wong. However, the outcome was far from what we expected. The Russian won in five sets (2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3), extending the match to three and a half hours. A remarkable effort from Fernando Vicente's protégé, advancing to the round of 16, proving that he is more determined to fight than ever before.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Rublev necesita cinco sets y más de tres horas para tumbar al #173 del mundo
We still don't know how this pair was formed, or what their goals are in this US Open 2025. What I'd really like to know is what they talk about, although this is secondary. The age gap between Venus Williams and Leylah Fernández doesn't matter, as they continue to show chemistry together on the court. Today they crushed Eikeri/Hozumi (7-6, 6-1) to secure their spot in the third round of the women's doubles draw. Can you imagine if...?
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Venus Williams y Leylah Fernández se siguen divirtiendo en Nueva York
Ostapenko publicly apologizes for the controversy with Townsend: "English is not my native language"
Jelena Ostapenko's latest outburst now has public apologies. The Latvian took to her social media to issue a statement regarding the incident after the second-round match of the US Open 2025 against Taylor Townsend, with whom she confronted at the end: "I wanted to apologize for some things I said after the match. English is not my native language and when I mentioned 'education,' I was only referring to the tennis context. I understand that my words may have been offensive", reads the lengthy statement.
Jelena Ostapenko apologizes for her behavior after the Taylor Townsend match at U.S. Open
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) August 30, 2025
“Hi all - I wanted to apologize for some of the things I said during my second-round singles match. English is not my native language, so when I said education, I was speaking only about… pic.twitter.com/arE6tHCrdZ
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ostapenko se disculpa públicamente por la polémica con Townsend: "El inglés no es mi lengua materna"
Jannik Sinner suffered against Denis Shapovalov in the third round of the US Open 2025 but managed to pull through. He won in four sets and spoke to the tournament's microphones right after the match: "It was tough, I knew Shapovalov is a very tough opponent and the last time we played, it was already very difficult for me. I had to give my best, and I was able to stay mentally fresh when I needed it most. I am very happy to have remained positive. The second week is much tougher, but being here is a good sign. I hope to do well in the coming days. It's incredible to see the support from the crowd in such a big court as this one."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner, tras sufrir de más ante Shapovalov: "Sabía que era complicado"
The Italian was able to surpass Denis Shapovalov, but he lost the first set and at times had the match uphill.
The American is already revving up engines and will face a champion like Naomi Osaka in the fourth round of the last Grand Slam of the year.
Of course, no one likes to win a match in this way, especially when the opponent is a good friend. That's what happened this afternoon to Lorenzo Musetti, who advanced to the fourth round of the 2025 US Open after seeing Flavio Cobolli retire in the third set, completely exhausted from the accumulation of tough battles. Later at the press conference, we heard Lorenzo focusing on the positive side.
“I'm doing a great job, but there's still a long way to go. It's a journey, a process, but I feel great out there. I have to admit that I haven't felt this good on hard courts for a long time, so I really appreciate the way I've been playing these last few matches. I'm being more aggressive, especially with my forehand, but also with my serve and return, key shots to perform well on this surface,” said the world No. 10.
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