Ben Shelton books US Open final, eyes first US men's title in 23 years
American Ben Shelton advances to the US Open men’s final, set to face Alexander Zverev, reviving hopes for the nation’s first major men’s crown in 23 years.
Ben Shelton will represent the United States in Sunday’s US Open men’s final, where he will meet Germany’s Alexander Zverev after advancing through the tournament’s draw.
His appearance revives American hopes for a men’s Grand Slam title, the country’s first in 23 years, prompting fans to rally behind the flag‑bearing contender.
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Alexander Zverev secured a US Open final berth and will face the winner of the American semifinal between Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe, recalling his own long Grand Slam wait.
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