Former world #1 junior and Windy City native Donald Young celebrates his fifth-set tiebreak victory over 14th-ranked Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland. He's headed to the third round of the U.S. Open.
The web says three sets--no tie-break, no additional sets. I myself had the yellow shirts mixed up (Del Potro went to a tie-break) and had trouble with the Roddick-Benneteau match, too, as everyone had on the same white hat/white shorts/white shirt unStyle.
That Donald Young is def a cutie, and WOW pretty lively. But who has bragging rights? "The left-hander from Atlanta" says one article, though he did meet McEnroe while in Chicago.
The web says three sets--no tie-break, no additional sets. I myself had the yellow shirts mixed up (Del Potro went to a tie-break) and had trouble with the Roddick-Benneteau match, too, as everyone had on the same white hat/white shorts/white shirt unStyle.
ReplyDeleteThat Donald Young is def a cutie, and WOW pretty lively. But who has bragging rights?
"The left-hander from Atlanta" says one article, though he did meet McEnroe while in Chicago.
I am all tennis-d out!
Donald Young was born in Chicago, where he grew up the son of two tennis pros. The family later relocated to Atlanta.
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