Taylor Fritz Makes History: US Open Semi-Finals for the First Time
American Taylor Fritz overcame fourth seed Alexander Zverev in a thrilling match at Arthur Ashe Stadium, advancing to the US Open semi-finals for the first time. The victory fuels hopes for the first American men's champion since Andy Roddick. Fritz now awaits either Grigor Dimitrov or Frances Tiafoe in the next round.
American Taylor Fritz overcame fourth seed Alexander Zverev in an intense clash at Arthur Ashe Stadium, securing a semi-final spot at the U.S. Open for the first time.
The victory raises hopes for an American champion on home soil, not seen since Andy Roddick's win 21 years ago. Fritz, buoyed by the home crowd, defeated Zverev, whom he previously beat at Wimbledon.
Fritz, the U.S. number one, displayed resilience through four sets, ultimately triumphing in tie breaks. His next challenge will be against either Grigor Dimitrov or fellow American Frances Tiafoe.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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