US Open 2020 live and scores - Djokovic defaulted, Kerber and Kvitova out, Zverev through Join us for live comments from the biggest matches at Flushing Meadows, each day of the 2020 US Open. He is playing extremely well on his first serve. And then holds serve.

Very sound day at the office for the British pair, serving the last game out to love to reach the quarter-finals. Vondrousova endured a disappointing outing with her 16 winners overshadowed by 21 unforced errors as she became the highest seed in the women's field so far to be eliminated at Flushing Meadows. Read what the USA's Frances Tiafoe said about her as he talked about the Black Lives Matter movement. Petra Kvitova (CZE) 12.

"first of all, I'd like to say, you know, kind of sorry to everyone out there watching. By using our website, you agree to the use of cookies as described in our, Article details, "Kvitova Hurt in Home Invasion", {{filterTypeLookup[searchItem.filterType]}}, {{searchTypeLookup[searchItem.searchType]}}, Primary Sources (Literary and Historical), Full access to this article and over 14 million more from academic journals, magazines, and newspapers, Access to powerful writing and research tools. Less rage from the Frenchman now, and Dan Evans looks frustrated as he hits into the net and follows that up with a long shot. Read what the USA's Frances Tiafoe said about her as he talked about the Black Lives Matter movement. Why is nobody talking about Angelique Kerber?

"Come on! The 23rd seed has taken the second set against Sasnovich 6-2 - into a decider on Court 17. This hasn't taken very long so far, just 25 minutes. The 16th seed recovers from a very poor start to charge through the second set and seal her place in the fourth round. Andrey Rublev has absolutely smashed the first set on Court 5, leading Salvatore Caruso with a bagel. Going three on Armstrong! British number one Johanna Konta resumes her campaign now - she takes on Romania's Sorana Cirstea on Court 5. I imagine he's just pleased to be able to get on court at a reasonable hour. He then shouts something about his shots at the net. Three years. Both players hit 19 unforced errors in the set, with the Ukrainian really improving her first-serve percentage. Cirstea, conqueror of Johanna Konta, has a difficult challenge ahead of her today - the 20th seed Karolina Muchova, who's not dropped a set so far this week. I wonder how much of that they'll be aware of. The American is seeded 26th this year. Prince William's wife, Kate, will replace the queen. Linette's leg is heavily strapped now and she is not moving with any ease or comfort. This young man is very impressive indeed so far this week. The men's British No 1 is next up. Cameron Norrie begins today's British interest, looking to get past the third round of a Slam for the first time. Sofia Kenin, the Australian Open champion, is facing yet another teenager - this one is Canadian, 17-year-old Leylah Fernandez.

In the Battle of the North Americas (which isn't really a thing), Taylor Fritz of the USA leads Denis Shapovalov of Canada 6-3. Is...is Djokovic going to get defaulted?! Straightforward win for the fifth seed, with Davidovich Fokina suffering badly with a leg injury by the end of the match. The Kazakh had some treatment on what seemed to be her lower back. An unknown error has occurred. Osaka is livid with herself and her racket goes skidding across the court. This is a brilliant start from Sloane Stephens. The 23rd seed promptly has a couple of swipes with her racket on to the floor. Join us again tomorrow from 4pm for Day 6 at the 2020 US Open!

And it's a straight-sets win for Frances Tiafoe as well - a much more straightforward match than his two previous rounds (a five-setter against Millman, and four against Seppi). Hitting back, the Romanian is taking Muchova to a decider like she did her seeded opponent in the last round. Frühchen 33 ssw wie lange krankenhaus SSW 32 Entlassung Krankenhaus & Urlaub abgesagt - YouTub . Putintseva avoids the shock, coming back from a set down to beat the valiant Sasnovich 3-6, 6-2, 6-1. One might have expected there to be some moving of the matches but we're getting a little late on in the day for that now.). She faces either Serena or Sloane Stephens next. All times stated are UK. Garbine Muguruza was hitting backhand winners all over the place and looked poised to wrap up the set, but Pironkova benefits from a let cord and some good fortune. Disappointing end to the set from Cameron Norrie in the tie-break.

…, Publication: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, PA), Publication date: Petra Martic gets the breakthrough this time, though, and the trainer is called to the court for Putintseva. Then after midnight UK time on Ashe, it's Denis Shapovalov against David Goffin followed by Anett Kontaveit against Naomi Osaka. Moutet gets the break after a slack game from Evans, who does save a break point with some great movement towards the net. Didn't have enough corona-related drama yesterday? Trainer is out for him.

A hold from Cirstea and a brilliant, lengthy game in which she breaks. "I don't know. Mike Henson and Caroline Chapman. "I played a spectacular first set...I just tried to focus on every single point. Former US Open champion Sloane Stephens is through, beating Olga Govortsova 6-2, 6-2. Same deal over on Louis Armstrong, where the Professional Tennis Players' Association's Vasek Pospisil has forced a final set against the eighth seed. The Bulgarian takes both of her break point opportunities. They're on Ashe shortly. Don't forget you can see all the results at a glance here. A decent and swift final set from Alex de Minaur, past a tricky test in the 11th seed. A little bit of a meal made of it, but a roaring Yulia Putintseva takes the first set against Petra Martic.

Cameron Norrie just held serve in 57 seconds, and then took his shirt off. Back out on Louis Armstrong Stadium, the USA's Frances Tiafoe is a set up, leading his Hungarian opponent. This is a storming start to the match from Bernarda Pera, who has already broken the serve of 15th seed Maria Sakkari twice. He then swears.