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'What About Me?' Trinity Rodman Reacts After Ben Shelton Neglects to Mention Her Following Historic Win
Trinity Rodman backed Ben Shelton at the U.S. Open as the late-night quarterfinal drew a first American bid to beat Carlos Alcaraz in a Grand Slam.
- On Tuesday, American Ben Shelton faced Carlos Alcaraz in the Open quarterfinals at Flushing Meadows, with the match beginning at 11 p.m. following lengthy earlier contests.
- Washington Spirit forward Trinity Rodman attended the match to support her boyfriend, Shelton, continuing a relationship that became public after the couple connected through Instagram.
- Shelton praised the relationship, telling the ATP Tour, 'having a partner, a girlfriend, who understands all the same things... is selfless enough to be there for me in my moments.' The two are competitive athletes who watch each other's matches.
- Having lost to Alcaraz in straight sets at Roland Garros, Shelton told reporters his serving, returning, and movement from the baseline have significantly advanced since competing in Paris.
- This quarterfinal represents a critical milestone for Shelton as he aims to become the first American to defeat Alcaraz at a Grand Slam, a feat no American has achieved.
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Ben Shelton (23) has eliminated Carlos Alcaraz from the US Open in a very close five-set victory and the duel between the two tennis players has become the party that has later...
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'What about me?' Trinity Rodman reacts after Ben Shelton neglects to mention her following historic win
Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Geoff Burke, MAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Geoff Burke TPX IMAGES OF THE DAYNo. 9-ranked American Ben Shelton defeated No. 3-ranked Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz in a historic five-set finish in their U.S. Open men’s quarterfinals matchup. Teh match began at 11 p.m. EST and ended at 3:33 a.m. Wednesday morning, the latest finish ever at the U.S. Open, a tournament notorious for its late finishes. “A late finish on quarterfin…
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