As for second-seeded Dominic Thiem versus third-seeded Daniil Medvedev: This would seem to be the stuff that tournament dreams are made of. In a just world, this would be the final, but with Djokovic nailing down the number-one seed, this became impossible. So a semi it will have to be—but a legendary one is in the making. The wily and mercurial Medvedev was a finalist at last year’s Open; Thiem has three times been this close to winning a Grand Slam final but, maddeningly, hasn’t yet risen to the occasion. Medvedev has yet to lose a set in Flushing—for reference, the last time a man won the Open without losing a single set was 60 years ago—but seems to have some nagging issues with his shoulder. If he can overcome that, expect five sets of gut-wrenching glory—after which Sunday’s final may be but an afterthought.
In a startling end to Novak Djokovic’s run at the 2020 US Open — but one that now opens the door for someone from the new generation of players to finally break through with a Grand Slam win —the world No. 1 was disqualified on Sunday for accidentally hitting a line judge in the throat with his tennis ball.
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