Dahnon Ward won the junior boys semi, a surprise over the second seed and is into the final

Sadly , Andy and Donald couldnt get the win, but really good week for Andy, well done to him

Dahnon Ward does the double, as he and Joshua Johns won the doubles!!

Congrats Dahnon and Dahnon and Joshua!

And Alfie wins 6-4 6-3 and is the US Open Champion,

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 10th of September 2023 07:36:46 PM

Only really 3 biggish events left this year - the series 1 level (like an atp/WTA 500) in Sardinia week after next , and the Israel Open mid October , and then the season tour finals , the NEC Masters, in Spain (clay) at the end of October. Theres a series 2 event in France mid November, like an atp / WTA 250, but the rest are small futures events.

This is tough and something I hadnt appreciated had been an issue in past years (Ive only started following wheelchair tennis in the past couple of years)

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/disability-sport/66936698

Andy is right, the US Open is the sports biggest event financially. For the players not to play that takes away maybe 25 percent of their income which, professionally, is dominated by the 4 slams. Youd think there is a solution - why does it need to be at the same time as the able bodied us open, couldnt they hold it apart, or a different venue in New York maybe?