News about Michael Mmoh

Jessica Pegula defeated Elina Svitolina 6-4 6-2 on Saturday, putting up a fourth-round matchup against fellow American Madison Keys in the US Open. Pegula, the No. 3 seed, is also hoping to progress to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament. First, she'll have to get by the 2017 runner-up in Flushing Meadows, who also needed three sets to move forward. The No. 17 seed, Keys, came back to knock No. 14 Liudmila Samsonova 6-2 6-2.

MIKE DICKSON AT FLUSHING MEADOWS: Jack Draper was out of sight and out of mind for British audiences for a good portion of the season this summer, mainly due to a series of injuries that reduced him to a spectator around Wimbledon. However, it was only a matter of time before he would recover; it had earlier than expected. Now, from practically nowhere, he is now in the last sixteen of a Grand Slam event for the first time. The 21-year-old from Surrey provided another reminder of his potential last night when he defied a partisan crowd to defeat American Michael Mmoh 6-4 3-6 6-3 for the US Open fourth round, with precious little tennis behind him.

Following his defeat at the US Open, John Isner burst in tears as he took down the curtain on his tennis career. The American had announced that his second round match against Michael Mmoh would be his last professional tennis match, and it would be played in a manner that Isner lost the tiebreaker 3-6, 7-6 (7), and 7-6 (7). In his final press conference, the 38-year-old faced the media for one final time, where the circumstances took precedence over him. Isner shared the tears, summed up his 17-year career in a sarcastic manner, and looked forward to the next chapter of his life away from the courthouse. 'Tennis has been a huge part of my life,' he told reporters. It's difficult to say goodbye.

Carlos Alcaraz, the defending champion of the US Open, advanced to the third round of the US Open with a straight win. Lloyd Harris, who used to train with Alcaraz when the world No. 1 was 15 at the Juan Carlos Ferrero Academy, was this time. In the third set, the South African gave Alcaraz a test, but the apparently unstoppable power won by 6-3 6-1 7-6 (4).

The World No 13 crashed out of the tournament in Melbourne to American Michael Mmoh, who only joined the Open as a Lucky Loser after David Goffin's withdrawal. Before things began to fall apart, Zverev had won the first set and was 2-2 in the second. The German was feeling something on his hair and realized it was when he realized he had been hit by bird poo and was about to serve.