Daniil Medvedev may not win any popularity contests at Flushing Meadows but rema...
NEW YORK - Daniil Medvedev may not win any popularity contests at Flushing Meadows but remained on course for a U.S. Open title on Tuesday, taming Stan Wawrinka 7-6 6-3 3-6 6-1 to reach his first grand slam semi-final.
Wawrinka may not be as popular as his countryman Roger Federer, but “Stan the Man” has earned considerable respect, along with three Grand Slam titles including the 2016 U.S. Open, for a workmanlike approach to his craft. There is seldom a need to urge any New York sporting crowd to express their opinion yet while Medvedev did not win many friends, neither was he lustily showered with jeers as he had been in earlier matches.
The crowd let him have it again after his fourth-round win over Dominik Koepfer on Sunday when he performed a dance after match point. “First one for sure ‘electric’ because it is electric and second ‘controversy’ because what I have done is not good.
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