Dan Evans Sets Record in US Open Victory
Dan Evans Sets Record in US Open Victory
Dan Evans Sets Record in US Open Victory
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Dan Evans achieved a remarkable comeback against Karen Khachanov, winning the longest match in US Open history, lasting five hours and 35 minutes. After trailing 4-0 in the final set, Evans rallied to win six consecutive games, ultimately securing the match with a score of 6-7 (6-8), 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-4. This victory not only marked his first tour win since March but also extended his perfect record against Khachanov to five wins. The match broke the previous record of five hours and 26 minutes set in 1992 by Stefan Edberg and Michael Chang. The intense contest drew a significant crowd, captivated by Evans' resilience as he fended off multiple break points and saved two match points before clinching victory. Evans will move on to face Argentine Mariano Navone in the next round.

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