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Three Americans in the Quarterfinals of a Masters 1000, a First in Over Twenty Years

Three Americans in the Quarterfinals of a Masters 1000, a First in Over Twenty Years
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Jules Hypolite
le 04/08/2025 à 17h46
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American men's tennis has been experiencing a resurgence lately, thanks to the rise of Ben Shelton, as well as the notable progress of Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, and Frances Tiafoe.

This week in Toronto, three U.S.-born players have reached the quarterfinals: Fritz, Shelton, and Alex Michelsen. This achievement hadn’t happened in a Masters 1000 since Indian Wells in 2004, when Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, and James Blake made their mark.

Additionally, Fritz yesterday became the first non-European player to reach the quarterfinals of every Masters 1000 tournament on the calendar.

Rublev A • 6
Fritz T • 2
3
6
6
7
Taylor Fritz
6e, 4135 points
De Minaur A • 9
Shelton B • 4
3
4
6
6
Ben Shelton
9e, 3970 points
Michelsen A • 26
Khachanov K • 11
4
6
6
7
Alex Michelsen
38e, 1325 points
Andre Agassi
Non classé
Andy Roddick
Non classé
James Blake
Non classé
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