Russell Fuller
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59 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 4d ago
Russell Fuller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And in tennis.
None of us have ever seen anything quite like that at the end of a Grand Slam final.
We're at Flushing
None of us have ever seen anything quite like that at the end of a Grand Slam final.
You do hear players sometimes saying, I'm not really looking at the scoreboard, I'm just focused on holding serve and breaking serve and that seemed to be the issue for Zverev.
He genuinely didn't realise that he had crossed the line.
And so the celebrations were delayed.
But they were thoroughly deserved because he was the better player tonight, and he's playing like a man who has the experience of having finally won a Grand Slam title, winning his first at
the age of twenty nine at Roland Garros in Paris at the French Open in June.
He was forced into a fourth set by Ben Shelton, the twenty three year old American, but he won that very comfortably by six games to two, and he was superb in the way he handled the pro American crowd here in New York and the way he executed his game plan in that final.
Yes, absolutely.
He has taken his opportunity wonderfully well.
There was no Carlos Sakarath at the French Open.
Yannick Sinner was beaten in the heat of the second round, and he was very nervous through much of that championships, but he still won a fifth set against Flavio Caboli.
And then here at the US Open, with Carlos Sakarath just returning from injury and Yannick Sinner absent.
Again he benefited from a very handy draw.
Ben Shelton, the first top twenty player he had to beat, and despite being taken to five sets in both rounds one and two, he got better throughout the tournament, and there's no question that was his premier performance of the championships and he saved it until the final.
Yes, the American male Grand Slam droughts will extend into a twenty fourth year.
Andy Roddick, the last American man to win a Grand Slam here at the US Open in two thousand and three.
But I think having beaten Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals and reached a first Grand Slam final, with so many years of his career to come, and having matured so much in terms of his game and his approach to matches, American fans can be very optimistic that he's going
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