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  • US Open upsets
    Will the US Open Upsets Return in 2015 t...
    August 22, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller
  • US Open tennis history
    What’s at Stake for Top Players at the...
    August 10, 2015 by Juliana Hughes
  • Stunning Upsets in US Open Men’s Semif...
    September 7, 2014 by Mike
  • U.S. National Championships, 1939
    Richard Sears: The US Open’s First Do...
    August 4, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller
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US Open upsets

Will the US Open Upsets Return in 2015 to Make their Mark?

August 22, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller

Upsets are a great part of the excitement at Major tournaments like the US Open, and there certainly were many to speak of in 2014. But how many of those US Open upsets will translate into sustained runs this year when the slates are wiped clean again? Let’s take a look: CiCi Bellis – The […]

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US Open tennis history

What’s at Stake for Top Players at the 2015 US Open?

August 10, 2015 by Juliana Hughes

As the last Major of the year, the US Open is always a high-stakes affair. It can often make the season for a top tennis professional, or it can crush them back to grounding reality. And with so much time before next year’s Australian Open brings the sport back, any heartbreak will take a long […]

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Stunning Upsets in US Open Men’s Semifinals Point to New Era in Tennis

September 7, 2014 by Mike

On Saturday morning it looked all too set up for the perfect storybook final to the 2014 US Open; both Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer had relatively routine semifinal matchups before a potential rematch of the Wimbledon Final, which was played just several weeks earlier. But two stunning upsets mean that the US Open Final […]

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U.S. National Championships, 1939

Richard Sears: The US Open’s First Dominant Champion

August 4, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller

While Roger Federer’s strong run at the US Open several years back has morphed into a more competitive landscape in the Men’s Singles tournament of late, the Grand Slam tennis tournament actually began with a much more dominant figure, who repeatedly won the earliest edition of the US Open for its first 7 years! Richard […]

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