Frances Tiafoe vs. Ben Shelton Highlights | 2023 US Open Quarterfinal
Watch the highlights of Frances Tiafoe vs. Ben Shelton in quarterfinals of the 2023 US Open. These highlights are presented by Cadillac.
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The 2023 US Open main draw runs from August 28 – September 10 in New York City at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The tournament takes place for the 143rd time and is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year. Last year, Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz and Poland’s Iga Swiatek claimed the men’s and women’s singles titles. It was both players’ first US Open title, with Alcaraz winning his first Grand Slam title and Swiatek winning her third Grand Slam title. This year, at the US Open, we’re set for another historic tournament as the world’s best tennis players head to New York. Look out for highlights, extended highlights, full matches, press conferences, on-court interviews, hot shots, compilations and more!
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That forehand winner tho🔥🔥 he was down set point and comes up with that, this guy needs to stay consistent
Great future ahead
He reminds me a lot of Roddick. Too much in some ways. Ben is a showboat…the same as Andy was at that age. And it cost Andy against Roger in big matches. Andy over played every one of their slam finals. Ben has got to stop erupting into primal screams of COME ON and fist pumping unforced errors from his opponent. Calm down and keep your focus. So many times that emotional eruption is followed by an unforced error of his own. That being said…the guy is tremendously talented. I am looking forward to many clashes with Carlos in finals.
steroids for ben shelton, look his left shoulder, nice anabolics
@franco cositos lol those are cupping bruises
Shelton vs Alcaraz 🔥🔥🔥
Shelton was incredibly fearless at the end of the third set 🔥 Congrats!
You realize that Novak is going to beat him easily though, right?
But when competing with nole will see wt happn😂
@Zenigundam …and your point is what? Bold prediction for sure.
@Zenigundam On the basis of Ben’s performance between the AO and the USO, absolutely yes. Even serving at his best, Ben would at most get to tie-breaks because his return game was nowhere. However, at the USO his return game is transformed. He broke Tiafoe 7 times with many deep returns, plus that insane one after two double faults and set point down at 2:04, and even more surprisingly he was winning most of the long rallies. I think Novak will find a way around Ben’s game, but if Ben serves and returns like in the first set against Tiafoe, and fires some of those Alcaraz-like monster forehand winners, he could give Novak very little rhythm and cause him trouble. It could be an interesting match, or it could be a quick one for Novak… Definitely worth watching!
Shelton goes for his shots with a lot of confidence and poise.
20 years old Ben Shelton was ranked No. 47 before the start of US Open and after beating Tiafoe he’ll move into the Top 20. That makes 4 US players in the Top 20.
So what?.
And no slams for 20 years😅
@AO Properties LLC The Big 3 ended the Americans run at Grand Slam titles in 2003.
@AO Properties LLClmao Roddick was in 3 Major finals since winning in 2003, and lost 16-14 in 5th set in 2009 Wimbledon final. But even with that, in the Open Era, American men have won 53 Grand Slams. French men have won 1 Grand Slam. The one British man to win a Grand Slam in Open Era, Andy Murray, is Scottish, so English men have won 0 Grand Slams in the Open era. And now the US is far ahead of France and England in men’s single’s tennis players
@A WI have a feeling that you’re counting Ivan Lendl as American…
That was one of the greatest returns I’ve ever seen lol, look how far back he was
Yes but awfull serve. I wonder what happened in tiafoe’s head to serve like that. Anyway lol
and It was on a set point !
@MATTHIEU cotyou couldn’t do any better 🤣
@Chris keep lagging
Молодец, очень красиво и эмоционально выступает на этом турнире, вынося сильных игроков. Тиаффу не стал исключением. Так держать! 👌
Следующий Джокович, вот там будет нереально тяжело молодому парнишке, думаю и там навязать борьбу на 4-5 сетов Шелтон сможет))
@Ali Express 3 – 0 Djoko
Slava Ukraini
Shouldn’t you East Europeans support Novak
Especially against this american mutant
That 105 mph forehand return at 2:04 was completely reckless and ridiculous and utterly brilliant! Djokovic did a very similar thing two match points down against Federer at the 2011 US Open semifinals and took the match. In the follow-up interview, Federer could not believe someone could be that reckless at match point…
I remember Fed crying about it in the presser. 😂 It messed him up for the rest of the match until he folded like a lawn chair.
@Bad Man Skill haha yea, I remember him crying that it was a lucky shot. Funny thing that this lucky shot happened few more times. One being Wimbledon 2019 Final 😛
It wasn’t reckless. It was brave. Shelton was reckless early on, but listened to his father’s advice when he saw muscling the ball and using too much power was causing too many errors and double faults. After dropping the 2nd set, he settled down in the third to keep score with Tiafoe before digging deep in the tiebreak with gutsy tennis to pull ahead. After that, self-belief really took over & he moved through the 4th set more comfortably. It was very Alcaraz. Youthful bravado focused long enough to clinch the win.
Yes it was ridiculous!.
Yep! 🕺
Serve + forehand, what a deadly combo shelton has
Forehand is Nadal-like…nasty topspin.
so the same as a ton of players. not disagreeing with you though
@rhocloudstennis fans like yall always discredit great performances
@EBK Adam 🏳️🌈⃠get out of your feelings. The responder, for all intent and purposes, agreed with the statement
Alcaraz has the full combo😉
Shelton’s forehand to save set point was the biggest beast forehand I’ve ever seen.
you probably discovered tennis yesterday
Le mec 😂 inexistant toute l ‘Annee 🤔 mdr 💉
Gonzalez, Solderling, Del Potro, Monfils, or even Federer can hit the bigger forehands than that young dude. Have you just watched tennis recently?
Ever?! Lol wow.
Must not watch that much tennis..
Wow Ben is in the SF in singles and mixed doubles 😮. He just turned pro last year and is the youngest US player to make it to the SF since 92.
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I love Shelton’s style of play, the way he hits, his toughness, his energy, his passion, everything!
Until he meets the real top 10
@susharma ks Agreed he has a ways to go until at that level, but in the meantime he is a lot more entertaining to watch than many of them.
… and his smile
@susharma ksTiafoe is really top ten you duncecap
His screaming!.