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Some of the seeds have gone very far while some haven't, and one non-seed in particular has done famously. Read on to find out how the Top 32 at the US Open have done in the past at the year's final Slam.
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The best-attended Grand Slam tournament, which starts today, generates an estimated $450 million boost to the city’s economy and makes fans even out of residents who don’t know love from a foot fault. The Big Apple, in turn, puts its mark on what once was a country club sport.
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The first day of the US Open is always something special. On this day, right up until the first utterance of, “game, set, match,” every player has a chance. Today, there are 128 men and 128 women just seven matches shy of one of the game’s greatest glories—a US Open title.
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She finished 2008 at No.20 in singles and No.4 in doubles, and was primed to climb even higher in 2009. But just as her momentum caught full steam, the injuries crept in, and now, 10 months later, Katarina Srebotnik is finally able to make a welcome return to the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour at the US Open.
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