The US Open third seed is eliminated in the second round after losing to Russian Karen Khachanov in four sets. The match ends a title bid for the former semi-finalist, who had been one of the leading contenders entering the tournament.
Both outlets describe the result as a shock, with Khachanov’s powerful serving proving decisive. The reporting focuses on the head-to-head upset and the fact that the seeded player fails to progress beyond the early stage of the championship.
While the accounts do not provide additional detail on set scores or the broader draw implications, they align on the key outcome: a third-seeded player exits the US Open in the second round to Khachanov, with the match played over four sets.