An American and an Italian face off in a thrilling final that will decide the champion at Flushing Meadows. Who is more likely to become the champion?
The American will seek to be a prophet in her own land against the top favorite, an Aryna who comes into the final in great form. Who will take the title?
The Brit combines confidence with humility after reaching his first Grand Slam semifinals, revealing that not too long ago he even thought about quitting tennis.
Happy, but with even bigger goals: that's how Taylor appeared after reaching his first Grand Slam semifinal. "Today I stepped onto the court less nervous."
The Briton reaches the second week of the US Open and does so looking better than ever physically, previously his kryptonite. How has he achieved this?
The Serbian was tremendously critical of his level after losing to Popyrin in New York, stating that he played his worst serving tournament in history.
The Italian was soundly defeated by Fritz at the US Open, but takes positive conclusions from the tournament and claims to be feeling better on court with each match.
The Spaniard expressed himself more clearly about the Italian's positive doping test and showed some doubt about the reasons why Jannik could continue playing tennis.
The Dane was very disappointed with his performance against Nakashima and pointed out that his display was preceded by a knee injury. "It frustrates me to deal with this again."
