Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski eliminated in U.S. Open women's doubles quarter-finals
Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski and Mexican partner Giuliana Olmos have been bounced from the U.S. Open.
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US Open finale: Will Frances Tiafoe or Jessica Pegula land a home win? Can Carlos Alcaraz become youngest men's No. 1?
The final few days of Grand Slam tennis in 2022 are upon us. From Novak Djokovic's deportation saga, to the retirements of Ash Barty and Serena Williams, to Rafael Nadal's 14th Roland-Garros title — there have been a myriad of twists and turns to follow as the sport begins to find itself anew in the post-GOAT era. Ad And the action at the US Open has witnessed that dynamic to its fullest, with it being the first time since 2003 that none of Djokovic, Williams, Nadal and Roger Federer are in a Grand-Slam quarter-final.
US Open: Karen Khachanov Downs Nick Kyrgios To Set Up Casper Ruud Duel In Semi-Finals
Karen Khachanov set-up a US Open semi-final duel with Casper Ruud on Tuesday when he battled past "devastated" Nick Kyrgios in a big-hitting five-setter, shattering the Australian crowd-pleaser's dreams of a maiden Grand Slam title. Russian 27th seed Khachanov triumphed 7-5, 4-6, 7-5, 6-7 (3/7), 6-4 over the Wimbledon runner-up to make the last-four at a major for the first time. Earlier Tuesday, Norwegian fifth seed Ruud defeated Italy's Matteo Berrettini 6-1, 6-4, 7-6 (7/4) to make his second Slam semi-final of 2022 having finished runner-up to Rafael Nadal at the French Open.
'It's heartbreaking,' says Kyrgios after US Open defeat
Nick Kyrgios said he was "devastated" after suffering a "heartbreaking" defeat to Karen Khachanov in the US Open quarter-finals on Tuesday.
'I feel like s***' - Nick Kyrgios 'devastated, distraught' after surprise loss to Karen Khachanov at US Open
Nick Kyrgios admitted to feeling «devastated» and «mentally distraught» after suffering a shock loss to Karen Khachanov at the US Open. The 27-year-old had been expected to keep up his remarkable summer form with a relatively open draw at Flushing Meadows given Rafael Nadal and world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev had already bowed out of the tournament.
Andy Roddick backs Frances Tiafoe to break US hoodoo, impressed by 'complete' Ons Jabeur - US Open diary
Roddick happy to hand over the baton Frances Tiafoe does not want to get dragged into the whole narrative of possibly ending America’s two-decade drought in men’s singles at the US Open — and Andy Roddick totally gets it. Ad Tiafoe, who posted a huge upset over Rafael Nadal to reach the quarter-finals in New York, is three wins away from becoming the first American man since Roddick in 2003 to win the US Open singles title.