US EditionFritz Keeps Flag Flying for American Men at US Open
Taylor Fritz dominated with 14 aces and won 91% of first serve points to reach his seventh major quarterfinal, sustaining American presence in men's Grand Slam tennis.
- On Aug. 31, Taylor Fritz defeated 21-seed Tomas Machac 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 at Louis Armstrong Stadium, advancing to the US Open quarterfinals.
- As the only American left, Taylor Fritz represents the nation's hopes to end a 22-year major drought since Andy Roddick, standing out among the 23 American men who began the main draw.
- Fritz dominated with his serve, delivering 14 aces and winning 91% of first-serve points without facing a break point in a match duration of 1:38.
- Fritz will play Novak Djokovic on Tuesday after Djokovic's match with Jan-Lennard Struff, sitting two wins from the US Open final for a second straight year.
- Fritz's recent form — 25 wins since the French Open — leads all players, reaching his seventh career major quarterfinal and joining Frances Tiafoe in 3 straight US Open quarters.
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Fritz reaches US Open quarters as Townsend loses epic
NEW YORK: Dreams died by fractions of an inch and were reborn through sheer determination on a pulsating Sunday at the US Open, with Taylor Townsend’s heartbreaking exit contrasting sharply with Taylor Fritz’s steady march onward. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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WTVBTennis-Flawless Fritz eases into quarter-finals, keeps American flag flying at US Open
NEW YORK (Reuters) -American Taylor Fritz kept the Stars and Stripes fluttering at the U.S. Open on Sunday by swatting aside Czech Republic's 21st seed Tomas Machac 6-4 6-3 6-3 to book his spot in the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam for the third consecutive year.
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