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A young Serena Williams is asked “If you were a tennis player, who would you want to be like?”
SI Wire|
US Open Day 3: Serena Williams advances; Mardy Fish finishes his career with a tough five-set loss to Feliciano Lopez; Americans Madison Keys and Madison Brengle advance.
Jamie Lisanti|
NEW YORK (AP) The latest on the U.S. Open (all times local): 11:55 p.m. Leave it to Novak Djokovic to engage in some sort of good-natured post-match goofiness
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A look at Serena Williams's stats in comparison to the other top American women, Madison Keys and CoCo Vandeweghe. What does it take to follow in the No. 1's footsteps?
SI Staff|
In his loss to Andy Murray on Tuesday night, Nick Kyrgios kept up his bad-boy behavior and continued to breach one of tennis' most revered codes. Is this the end of an era for Australian tennis?
S.L. Price|
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) The world's top-ranked player Novak Djokovic will play an exhibition match against longstanding rival Rafael Nadal in Thailand next
SI Staff|
Nick Kyrgios put on an entertaining show in the first round of the U.S. Open, but ultimately was no match for No. 3 seed Andy Murray.
Elizabeth Newman|
Once a promising prodigy, Donald Young's career has been filled with disappointment. But on Tuesday, the American's new focus on his mental game propelled him to a thrilling comeback victory at the US Open.
Stanley Kay|
US Open Day 2 Night session: Andy Murray beats Nick Kyrgios, Petra Kvitova vs. Laura Siegemund.
Stanley Kay|
NEW YORK (AP) Serena Williams swung through her service motion with no ball to hit. Waiting for her injured opponent to return to the court Monday night,
SI Staff|
US Open Day 2 schedule and top matches to watch featuring Serena and Venus Williams, Novak Djokovic, Mardy Fish, Madison Keys and Rafael Nadal.
Benjamin Snyder|
Nick Kyrgios got fancy during a first-round match with Andy Murray at the U.S. Open.
SI Wire|
Five thoughts from Day Two on Tuesday at the 2015 U.S. Open, where a first round record for retirements was set and some normal order was restored as top seeds advanced.
Jon Wertheim|
US Open 2015: Six players who could benefit the most from the opening round’s exodus of seeded players in the women's draw.
Stanley Kay|
Caroline Wozniacki crashed John Isner’s press conference at the U.S. Open on Tuesday.
SI Wire|
NEW YORK (AP) Caroline Wozniacki crashed John Isner's post-match news conference, needling her good friend for arriving late to his interview session and
SI Staff|
SI Staff|
Here's a look at celebs attending the U.S. Open.
SI Staff|
NEW YORK (AP) The latest on the U.S. Open (all times local): 11:40 p.m. The U.S. Open is the only Grand Slam tournament where Petra Kvitova has never reached
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