Open US: Cameron Nuri prepared a third match against Novak Djokovic in Flaching Midose | Tennis News

Cameron Nuri clashed for four hours on a stadium in the atmosphere 5 to create a third match from the United States open against Novak Djokovic in Flaching Midoz.

Nuri rushed on his way to the past Francisco Kumana from Argentina 7-6 (7-5) 6-3 6-7 (0-7) 7-6 (7-4).

The left player, who reached the semi-finals in Wimbledon in 2022, is facing Djokovic on Friday, knowing that this may be his best chance against 38 years old despite a 0-6 record.

Henman: Wonderful from Nuri

Tim Henmann at Sky Sports:

“It is very good to watch it, and this is the cam and butter bread for me. It was a great and fair play for his opponent, and he never left his head to fall and was about to make him the fifth.

“He definitely surprised me. When he came back and analyzed the numbers, he wins 70 percent when he would come to the network, something he could return to and repeat; it was very strong.

“In order for Nuri to go into this performance, he will discover this and take a lot of confidence from accomplishing the task.”

Brody: Nuri’s aggression helps him win

Sky Sports’ Naomi Broady:

“I was convinced that we were going to five. Nuri was very aggressive, and he did a good job in keeping courage in the fourth group.

“It seemed fine in Cincinnati, so it’s great to see that he is fighting.

Smith: Nuri must play brave against Djokovic

The Davis Cup captain Lyon Smith spoke to Emma Patton about Nuri’s chances against Djokovic in the next round.

“It was a crazy match in the end,” he said. “The way was re -assembled very great. Cam was applauding the Argentine lovers at the end, which is great.

“Nuri was great in Grand Slams, and he had a good tour of Open French and then a great one in Wimbledon.

“Nuri always does a lot of work and has a loyal team around him.

“Nuri must play brave against Djokovic; he needs to be aggressive, extend the points, get a group on the blackboard and take it from there.

Djokovic’s conflicts continue

Djokovic conflicts in the US Open, but the 24 -time Grand Slam champion avoided his first exit at Flushing Meadows.

Djokovic admitted after winning four groups to the learner Tian in the first round, he was not physically satisfied, and it seemed again clearly uncomfortable in the first group of his clash with the Zachary svajda qualifiers.

The Americans defeated the tie for filming an unlikely progress at Arthur Ash, but Djokovic resisted to demand a victory 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 6-3 6-1.

“I didn’t feel this great to be honest,” said 38 -year -old. “I was not satisfied with the tennis for the first part of the match, but also the credit for Zach to play some high -quality tennis.

“It was unfortunate that he fought with an injury at the end of the second group, but a glory for him to stay on the field. It was clear that he could not serve as he did for a group and a half.”

Djokovic’s loss against Alexei Poperin in the third round last year match his previous defeat in New York, while he did not lose a four -way match against a player who is ranked first in the world 145 Svajda.

But Djokovic could not find anything like his natural level in the first group, and Svajda was the one who seized his chance to get a draw.

Djokovic slowly started finding his range, as his opponent was now physically struggling, and although he was shortly in the third group, the Svajda challenge faded quickly.

In response to a question about whether he feels that he is able to play himself in a form, Djokovic said: “This is what I hope, this was the case for most of my career in the four major championships. The more I go in the tournament, the better about my game.”

The world of tennis Kid Warr Winno Fonska is awaiting a major breakthrough in the four major championships, but that will not come here, with the 19-year-old strike 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 6-3 with seeds 21 Thomas Machak.

The twelfth seed was expelled from Casper Road from the world No. 107 Raphael Cultennon In the face of hardship from five groups, which the Belgian won 6-4 3-6 3-6 6-4 7-5. The next will face the twentieth Czech seed Be there are legs.

The fourth classified America Taylor Fritz He fought again after oscillating in the first group to defeat Lloyd Harris 4-6 7-6 (7-3) 6-2 6-4.

Rehabilitation for women last year Jessica Bigula The third round stormed the victory of straight groups over Russian Blancova, which won 6-1 6-3. He will play the fourth seed of Belarus Victoria Azzinka the next.

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