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C'mon now!
Last American standing :)
"To reach further, Querrey will need to get past Zverev, who’s enjoying his best-ever run in Flushing. A quarterfinalist at January’s Aussie Open – where he beat both John Isner and Andy Murray – the 30-year-old Russian plays a throwback serve-and-volley style with incredible precision. In his win Friday night over Isner, Zverev posted an impressive 34 winners against a ridiculously low seven unforced errors."
Mischa Zverev might be born in Russia and his parents played for USSR but he is GERMAN, as far as I know by ethnicity (yes there were and still are many ethnic Germans in the former USSR) and passport.
no matter...sam can beat anyone when he's playing like this :)