THE changing of the guard in men’s tennis has “officially” happened and the Big Three Era is over, according to John McEnroe.
Montreal’s Gabriel Diallo made a big move up the ATP Rankings on Monday after his solid performance at the U.S. Open.
ANDY MURRAY is ready to swap the court for the course at a golf Pro-Am event next week.
Sure he’s got the biggest and most prestigious trophies. Jannik Sinner, the freshly-crowned U.S. Open champion, hasn’t been the only Italian taking home hardware during an extraordinary year for the country’s tennis movement, though.
Murray retired after losing in the men’s doubles at the quarter-final stage of the Paris Olympics in August
Taylor Fritz was eager before the US Open final on Sunday, entertaining thoughts of winning his first Grand Slam title — and the first for any American man since Andy Roddick earned the 2003 trophy at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Jannik Sinner defeated American Taylor Fritz 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 to claim the 2024 Men’s US Open title on Sunday afternoon for his second Grand Slam victory of the year.
