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Florida tennis legend Ben Shelton wins US Open quarterfinal thriller over Carlos Alcaraz
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Comprehensive summary
- Ben Shelton wins classic five-set thriller over Carlos Alcaraz in latest match ever at US Open
- Carlos Alcaraz's vomit-stained 3.33am nightmare in New York! World No 1 throws up into a towel as he's knocked out of US Open by Ben Shelton in latest ever finish to a match
- Florida tennis legend Ben Shelton wins US Open quarterfinal thriller over Carlos Alcaraz
Primary framing
“Ben Shelton wins classic five”
He had just completed the match of his life and is still alive to end the American men’s long drought at the U.S. Open.
Key facts
- The match finished at 3:33 a.m. on Wednesday morning, the latest ever finish to a match at the US Open
- Shelton won in five sets, showing intense emotion after his victory
- Carlos Alcaraz, the World No 1, was knocked out of the US Open
- The match was attended by a dedicated crowd who stayed up late to watch
- Shelton's victory keeps him alive in the tournament, with a chance to end the American men's long drought
- Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a US Open quarterfinal match
- Carlos Alcaraz vomited into a towel during the match
- Ben Shelton won a five-set thriller over Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open quarterfinals, finishing at 3:33 a.m. on Wednesday morning.
Center-leaning outlets
- Post (ZM)
- Home
- Mail Online (GB)
- Yahoo