Check out a few pictures of Grigor Dimitrov practicing ahead of his fourth round match against giant killer Denis Istomin:

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Roger Federer‘s Australian Open campaign continues with a 5-set marathon win over world number 5 Kei Nishikori 6-7 6-4 6-1 4-6 6-3. He next faces Mischa Zverev to book a place in the last 4.
Relive the match through Brian’s tweets:

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Already 10 years since my trip to the US Open. Time flies…

Back in 2006 I spent a week in New York with a bunch of Agassi fans, for some sightseeing and a bit of tennis too.

Une photo publiée par @tennisbuzzlive le 11 Sept. 2016 à 8h57 PDT

It was my first time ever in the States (and it remains the only time to this day), but strangely enough everything seemed so familiar (I guess it is related to watching to many american TV shows…) and everything seemed so big: the buildings, the food portion sizes and of course the Arthur Ashe Stadium:

Une photo publiée par @tennisbuzzlive le 11 Sept. 2016 à 8h58 PDT

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An upset and a new queen.

Karolina Pliskova played brilliantly to defeat 22-times Grand Slam champion Serena Williams in straight sets 6-2 7-6. That means Angelique Kerber (who defeated Caroline Wozniacki in the second semifinal) will replace Serena as the new number 1 in the WTA rankings on Monday. She will be the first German to top the rankings since Steffi Graf back in 1997.

Relive the semifinals through Brian’s tweets:

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Follow our 2016 US Open coverage.

Many people (including me) had made Andy Murray their favorite to win this year’s US Open. And it all started well in his quarterfinal against Kei Nishikori as he won the first set 6-1. But Nishikori rallied from one set down, and then 2 sets to one down to win in 5 sets: 1-6 6-4 4-6 6-1 7-5. What a roller coaster of a match!

Relive the match through Brian’s tweets:

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