B
Sloane Stephens The young American showed a lot of grit in making the third round for the second consecutive year, but once again Ana Ivanovic ended her hopes.
D
C
D
Roger Federer
Bernard Tomic
This was supposed to be Roger Federer’s best US Open since his last title in 2008. Instead his mind-bogglingly bad performance against Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals has everybody wondering if his 2012 form will be too hard to sustain for the 31-year-old going forward.
The young Aussie proved he’s still got a lot of growing to do. He played some of the most uninspiring tennis of the tournament against Andy Roddick in the second round, then proceeded to act like a major brat in the press conference.
F
F
John Isner
New York Weather
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Another U.S. Open without an American man in the quarterfinals. With Roddick retired and Fish suffering health-related issues, the blame rests on the broad shoulders of Mr. John Isner. It’s a dirty job but someone has to do it.
There wasn’t much to worry about until Super Saturday came along. But an illtimed tornado watch threw a wet blanket over Super Saturday and caused the fifth consecutive men’s singles final
The weather wouldn’t have been a problem if Arthur Ashe Stadium would have been built with a roof on it. Sorry, had to say it.
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