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Top Arab tennis player Malek Jaziri will be happy to be one of the world's best tennis fans. # 1945 Alexander Zverev in the US on Wednesday.
The Tunisian has been pitched against the No.1 Ranked Ranked in the world, Jaziri has played Zverev in the United States.
Ranked 64 in the world, Jaziri has played Zverev 3 times before, losing to the German in Washington and Munich two years ago, but tasting victory in straight sets in Barcelona.
Jaziri set up a tie against Zverev by beating Evgeny Donskoy in the first-round clash on Monday. Jaziri feels down six games and won seven games in a row during a 6-4, 6-1 win in a tournament that is viewed as a warmup to the US Open.
The 34-year-old has had a mixed year . He and his teammates have won the title of Dimitrov and Marin Cilic, but lost to Jarden Donaldson, the 21-year-old American, in the first round of Wimbledon.
No.2 Caroline Wozniacki as she starts her first run to the US Open as a Grand Slam champion.
The 28-year-old Dane captured her first major in the Australian Open, downing current world No.1 Simona Halep in the final, and the 2009 and 2014 US Open runner-up approaches the hardcourt campaign ahead of New York with new confidence.
"It feels great to have won my first Grand Slam. It was a great two weeks, "Wozniacki said on Monday. "At this point, you have to keep working hard and try to be in the best possible shape heading into the US Open. That's all you can do. "
Wozniacki was sharp as she reached Melbourne, coming off a title in the 2017 season-ending WTA Championship in Singapore, beating Venus Williams in the final.
Days later, Wozniacki train NBA player David Lee. Wozniacki had previously been engaged to Northern Ireland golf star Rory McIlroy, but they broke up in 2014. In her 43rd hand draw Grand Slam appearance, Wozniacki finally lifted a champion's trophy in Melbourne and reclaimed the world No.1 ranking six years after last holding the top spot, eclipsing Serena Williams by 11 months for the longest gap between reigns
Wozniacki, who captured her 29th career WTA title a month ago at Eastbourne, made a fourth-round exit at the French Open. She lost in the second round at Wimbledon.
"I took a little time off," Wozniacki said. "It has been a hard season. My old trainer came in and pushed me to my limits. I wanted to be in the best possible shape. So it feels fine. "
Wozniacki has a great history of success in the history of the world. Arthur Ashe Stadium, where he lost to Kim Clijsters . She also lost to Serena Williams there in 2014.
"The motivation and hunger has always been there. It's about resetting your goals and having another milestone, "Wozniacki said. "I reset that after the Australian Open."
Wozniacki thing the Washington event over a WTA tournament in San Jose this week, happier with a shorter flight from Europe and the same time Canada and Cincinnati
"I just prefer being on this side (of the US)," she said.
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