At one point in tennis history, American men dominated the U.S. Open, but in recent decades, the United States hasn’t been able to produce champions on the men’s side.
While Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic formed the Big Three in men’s singles, American men have taken a step back in their search to reclaim the U.S. Open title. While the women’s side is has seen it’s fair share of American champions, largely carried by Serena Williams, American men have not had nearly as much success in their nation’s open.
Now that there are several American men who seem to have a legitimate chance to break through at the U.S. Open, it would be…
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