US Open
US Open Day 6 Recap: Seeds fall, surprises continue, Serena marches on
The entertainment continued in New York on another thrilling day of action as Dominic Thiem powered past a former champion, the top seeds were forced out of the women's doubles, and Serena Williams continued her record-breaking quest.
Thiem soars to four-set victory against former champ Cilic
World No 3 Dominic Thiem took a dip in performance after claiming two sets from the veteran, No 31 seed Marin Cilic, but he was able to close out Arther Ashe under the floodlights with a four-set victory.
Keys forced out of US Open with neck injury
Cornet knocked off Keys in third round by way of an injury retirement from the American.
Majestic Auger-Aliassime thumps Moutet to continue career-best Grand Slam run
Felix Auger-Aliassime produced a good old fashioned beat-down as he demolished Corentin Moutet of France 6-1, 6-0, 6-4 to continue his career-best run at a Grand Slam event.
Serena’s record chase still on after battling win over Stephens
Serena Williams' quest for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam title is still alive and kicking after she recovered from a set down to beat former champion Sloane Stephens in three sets.
US Open Day 5 recap: A wild day, a late night, and an early morning
World No 1 Djokovic gets a double in the bubble against Struff
Mannarino ends up playing, but Zverev gets the win
Shapovalov produces stunning comeback to deny Fritz
Confusion as Zverev and Mannarino match begins after lengthy delay
US Open Day 5 women’s results: McNally pulls off lone surprise, Kvitova cruises
Spaniard Davidovich Fokina first man into last 16
Former champions Osaka, Kerber into fourth round
Murray won’t stop chasing Grand Slams
Auger-Aliassime capitalises on Murray fatigue with straight-set rout
‘Only Jesus was perfect’ – Serena still trying to quieten her inner critic
Serena sprints into US Open third round against Sloane
Dimitrov falls to Fucsovics in four-hour and 50-minute battle
‘It p***** me off’ – Thiem annoyed by Red Bull incident
The US Open “bubble” may not be perfect, but it’s there for a reason