US EditionCanada's Auger-Aliassime Stuns Zverev to Reach US Open Last 16
- Felix Auger-Aliassime from Montreal overcame Germany’s third-seeded Alexander Zverev in four sets—losing the first set before winning a tiebreak and taking the next two sets 6-4 each—in the U.S. Open third round at Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York on Saturday.
- Auger-Aliassime overcame a set deficit and recent disappointing performances, promising fans he was "getting closer" to a breakthrough at the Grand Slam.
- The Canadian won 78 percent of his first and second serves, converted three of six break points, and hit 50 winners compared to Zverev's 29.
- At 25, Felix Auger-Aliassime expressed great satisfaction after securing his first win against a top-five opponent in a major tournament, noting that although reaching this milestone required significant effort, he still has goals to achieve.
- The win advanced Auger-Aliassime to the U.S. Open fourth round, where he will face Andrey Rublev of Russia in a match scheduled after the current date.
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