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Cameron Norrie Has Novak Djokovic Theory Before US Open Clash - 'I Will Say' - Manchester Evening News
Cameron Norrie won a four-hour match against Francisco Comesana, saving three set points to advance to face Novak Djokovic in the US Open third round.
- After four hours at Flushing Meadows, Cameron Norrie defeated Francisco Comesana 7-6 on Court 5 to reach the US Open third round.
- After Jack Draper's withdrawal, Cameron Norrie ensured at least one British player reached the last 32 and benefited from Sebastian Korda's retirement, though he was already performing strongly.
- Norrie saved three set points in the fourth-set tie-break and closed the match with an ace, after multiple tie-breaks and Comesana winning the third-set tie-break decisively.
- Their duel is scheduled for Friday, setting up a third-round rematch where Novak Djokovic, who has won all six prior meetings, faces Cameron Norrie despite admitting he had not felt great physically.
- Comesana's run, at a career-high 54, includes upsetting 28th seed Alex Michelsen with vocal South American support; commentators urge Cameron Norrie to be aggressive and extend points while reducing net approaches.
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The Shark lost 6-7(5), 3-6, 7-6(0) and 7-6(4) to the British, in a match that had all the seasonings. The only Argentine still in the race is Francisco Cerúndolo.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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British tennis player Cameron Norrie advanced to the third round of the US Open after a 3:1 victory over Fransisk Komesana in sets (7:6, 6:3, 6:7, 7:6).
·Belgrade, Serbia
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