But in his first match in Flushing, the veteran Brit didn’t just upset No. 23 KarenKhachanov. He did so after falling behind 4-love in the fifth and final set in the longest match in Open ...
Britain’s Dan Evans outlasted KarenKhachanov in the longest match in US Open in history on Tuesday, holding off the Russian in a mammoth, five-set epic which lasted for five hours and 35 minutes.
Once leading the charge for a new generation of Russian tennis, KarenKhachanov nearly risked falling behind as Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev leapfrogged him in the ATP rankings. The last six ...
More than an hour later, Evans won the longest match at the U.S. Open since tiebreakers were introduced in 1970, beating KarenKhachanov 6-7 (6), 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-4 on Tuesday in 5 hours ...
A few hours into a match that eventually set a U.S. Open record for length, Dan Evans glanced over at the scoreboard. Not to see how he was doing, but to clarify exactly how long he had been playing.
Promising young Chinese player Bu Yunchaokete advanced to the quarterfinals of an ATP Tour event for the first time after a stunning upset of second-s ...
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