Us Open: Medvedev breaks Djokovic's dream

Author of a perfect match, Daniil Medvedev won the US Open, beating 6-4, 6-4 Novak Djokovic who did not bear the weight of history, thus failing to achieve a Grand Slam feat over a year, Sunday in New York. “I'm sorry for you fans and for you Novak, we knew what you could do. When you see what you have achieved during your career... I can say it now, for me you are the greatest player in history,” the Russian paid tribute to him, who has finally won his first Major tournament. In doing so, he prevents the Serb from setting a new record in the field, as he remains stuck with 20 titles, still on par with his eternal rivals Roger Federer

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