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The U.S. Open, a grand slam tennis tournament which features some of the greatest tennis players in the world, continues on Wednesday, September 4, 2024 with the quarterfinal round of competition at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York. Jack Draper looks to reach the US Open semi-finals as he face Alex de Minaur.
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Jack Draper returns to court this evening to face Australia’s Alex de Minaur at the Arthur Ashe Stadium for a spot in the US Open semi-finals.
The British No.1 has never reached this stage of a Grand Slam before so is in uncharted territory as he looks to emulate Emma Raducanu and win the tournament at Flushing Meadows. Draper has been in unbelievable form so far during his campaign in New York, winning all four of his matches in straight sets. The most recent was a 6-3 6-1 6-2 hammering of Czechia’s Tomas Machac who Draper had never previously beaten.
His opponent has had a tougher run of things. De Minaur, the No. 10 seed for the competition, has been taken to four sets in three of his matches so far including against Great Britain’s Dan Evans in the third round. He defeated his compatriot Jordan Thompson 6-0 3-6 6-3 7-5 on Monday and will know he’ll have another fight on his hands this evening.
Following all the action from the US Open with our live blog below as Jack Draper looks to reach the semi-finals:
Jack Draper v Alex de Minaur LIVE
Jack Draper faces Alex de Minaur in the US Open quarter-finals
Players expected on court from 1:30PM ET
Draper defeated Tomas Machac in the fourth round and has never reached this stage of a Grand Slam before
Tiafoe ‘happy’ to get through to semi-finals
There is a real chance of a American winner in New York for the first time since 21 years ago, with France Tiafoe telling the press that beating Dimitrov due to an injury was “not the way he wanted to get through”.
“But, I’m happy to get through. Another semi-final here. Incredible,” he said.
“It was a really high-level match, I liked where I was at in the third regardless, but I didn’t want to end it like that.”
He added: “But you get to see me against another American so Friday is going to be one hell of a day.”
Grigor Dimitrov disappointed in injury
Dimitrov revealed he was disappointed with the outcome of his match against Frances Tiafoe, but his overall fitness is his priority.
He said: “I think it’s a combination from everything. Clearly my rehab process is a little bit slower than before. I felt a couple of things in prior the match.
“I think I have enough experience in myself to know where there’s no point to continue any further on that, and I think it’s just simple as that. Do I like doing it? No, but that’s that.”
Frances Tiafoe and Taylor Fritz set up all American showdown
There will be an American in the men’s final of the US Open for the first time since 2006 after Frances Tiafoe set up a blockbuster of a semi-final against Taylor Fritz.
Hours after Fritz disposed of fourth seed Alexander Zverev in the quarter-final, Tiafoe followed suit by beating an injured Grigor Dimitrov 6-3 6-7 (5) 6-3 4-1.
It was not the way Tiafoe would have wanted to win as 34-year-old Dimitrov sustained an injury at the end of the third set.
Dan Evans runs out of steam in defeat to Alex de Minaur
Earlier in the tournament Alex de Minaur came up against another Brit in Dan Evans. Here’s how that match went down.
Demon’s a fellow Brit
Jack Draper’s opponent Alex de Minaur says he is sometimes treated as an “honourary Brit”.
The Australian is the boyfriend of British number one Katie Boulter, but enjoyed taking out Dan Evans in round three.
Asked if he was almost British, he replied: “Depends on the day, depends who I’m playing, as well. But yeah, at times. At Wimbledon I was.”....
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