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Holger Rune was unhappy with Cameron Norrie, accusing the Brit of taking too long to serve during their third round match on Saturday. Norrie progressed to the last 16 of the US Open for the first time in his career with a 7-5 6-4 6-1 win over the 19-year-old. Ad But at 5-4 down in the second set, Rune was unhappy with the length of time it took Norrie to serve.
Cameron Norrie is into the fourth round of the US Open for the first time in his career after a straightforward 7-5 6-4 6-1 win over Holger Rune in two hours and 12 minutes. Norrie was superior on points on his first serve, winning 77 per cent compared to Rune's 55. The Norwegian's game disintegrated as the British No 1 wore the 19-year-old No.
All eyes were on Cameron Smith on his LIV Golf debut and he did not disappoint. The worst kept secret in golf was confirmed earlier in the week as Smith was unveiled as LIV’s latest star-name recruit — reported for a $140 million contract. Ad As the No.
Players continue to battle it out for a place in the round of 16 at the US Open as we approach the business end of the tournament in New York. Following Rafael Nadal’s comeback win against Fabio Fognini, which featured a bizarre accident that left the 36-year-old with a bloodied nose, the Spanaird will return to the court to face 91st-ranked Frenchman Richard Gasquet. Ad That match will take place after Carlos Alcaraz has dealt with his next challenge in the form of American Jenson Brooksby.
Cameron Norrie is into the third round of the US Open after a 6-4 6-4 7-6(4) win over Joao Sousa. Norrie was superior on his first serve points and although he was complaining about being dehydrated midway through the third set, he remained resilient and found a way past his Portuguese opponent. Ad The world No.
Cameron Smith has said it is unfair that LIV Golf players do not qualify for world ranking points. Smith became the latest high-profile player to make the move from the PGA Tour, in a deal reported to be worth $140 million. Ad He has admitted that money played a part in his decision-making process, as did the ability to spend more time at home.
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British Open champion Cameron Smith said on Wednesday he felt it was unfair that those who joined LIV Golf are not receiving world ranking points and hopes that changes before his exemption into golf's four majors expires.