US Open – Osaka disenchantes Gauff in the round of 16

What happened at the US Open at night? In our night express you get an overview of the most important games at the last Grand Slam of the year.

Osaka disenchantes Gauff in the round of 16

Naomi Osaka – Coco Gauff 6: 3, 6: 2

Naomi Osaka continues to cause headlines and a stir with the US Open not only with her colorful and glittering label, and the Japanese is also absolutely trendy. The four-time Grand Slam winner also confirmed her good shape in the round of 16 and spoiled the day in the Arthur Ashe stage of many New York fans. After a little more than an hour, Osaka made the surprise perfect and bowled the American favorite Coco Gauff with 6: 3, 6: 2.

Osaka, this time with a purple outfit and silver labubu, was close to tears after the match and visibly revealed the viewers to the viewers as easy as it is suitable for success: “I always try to do my best and smile.” Sometimes it can be so simple.

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Krawietz/Pütz nervous into the round of 16

Theodore Winegar/ Cooper Williams – Kevin Krawietz/ Tim Pütz 6: 7, 6: 7

Although Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz have completely different ideas in terms of order and discipline, the double duo was very tidy on Monday evening. Both sentences against the US Duo Theodore Winegar and Cooper Williams went to the Tiebreak, both times, Krawietz and Pütz remained cold like the proverbial dog cocks and moved into the round of 16 with a 7: 6, 7: 6.

But that’s not all. Because even after the match it went on exciting: “I am very German, Kevin is not on time and not properly,” said Pütz with a laugh. How exactly this topic found a place in the winner’s interview is difficult to explain afterwards. However, it is clear that the Coburger Krawietz and the Frankfurt Pütz get along very well despite their structural differences. “It’s nice to experience it all with a friend,” emphasized Pütz. And that’s the main thing.