Daniil Medvedev through to face Sinner or Paul; Muchova and Pegula win in straight sets
The Englishman continued his strong form, having yet to drop a set in his opening four matches, sweeping to a 6-3 6-1 6-2 victory, underpinned by a run of 16 games out of 19.“I just need to keep going; I love playing here in New York, and I will just go through it again, I love playing on these big stages, I look forward to coming out again on Wednesday,” he said.
“There’s always a lot of pressure here but I like it. It’s nice being an American here and getting all the support.” Earlier in the tournament, ESPN commentator Chris Evert was forced to apologise after she said the Czech “wants to play like a guy” after she beat Osaka in the second round.“I don’t really know what she said. But obviously I took some inspiration from, let’s name Roger Federer or Novak Djokovic.Meanwhile, fourth round matches at the US Open were briefly stopped due to a fire alarm in the building housing the technical booth where they operate Hawkeye – the electronic line calling system.
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