US Open series tennis 2017 (win, players, best, watch)
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It is so good to see a 20 year old guy like Sascha Zverev start to make consistently deep runs in tournaments, and an 18 year old guy like Denis Shapovalov show he probably has the tools to become a top level player in the next 2-3 years. With the lost 1989-1992 (or arguably 1989-1994/1995) tennis era on the men's side, we haven't seen young players make real noise at bigger tournaments for a while, probably at least since del Potro in the 2008/2009 time frame. It is very encouraging to see for the future of tennis because the Big 3/Big 4 aren't going to play and play at a high level forever.
He's a lefty with a one-handed backhand. Just what we need to inject more fun into the professional game.
Something different that is for sure.
Shapovalov still has to get through Qualification rounds though, to get into the USO.
In the meantime, Milos Raonic has withdrawn from the USO:
Realistically he did not have much chance anyway, with poor preparation and not playing since Wimby.
2014 winner Cilic also has a big question mark over his fitness.
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