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Ticket Down is a reputable source of authentic tickets for all upcoming sessions of the exciting US Open Tennis 2017 Championship. Loyal tennis fans in the tri-state region can’t wait to see all of their favorite professional tennis players from around the world come to NYC in late August and early September for the annual US Open Tennis Championship at the new Grandstand Stadium and Arthur Ashe Stadium.
On Monday, August 28th, the US Open Tennis 2017 Live Championship begins and this prestigious tournament comes to a close two weeks later on Sunday, September 10th. In 2017, the total prize money for this Grand Slam Tournament is in excess of 46 million dollars.Ticket Down delivers tickets to sold out concerts and events worldwide when no one else can, and they do so at discounted prices.
This popular ticket exchange also has authentic US Open Tennis 2017 Live Championship tickets in Flushing, New York. Tennis fans can choose from courtside seating, grandstand seating, general admission, parking passes, all session passes and more. This sporting event is one of the most prestigious sports events of the year. Order US Open Tennis tickets early for the best selection. Add code TENNIS for additional savings on any US Open Tennis ticket purchase.
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TicketDown.com and JP Media, LLC are not responsible for any errors or omission in this release. Check out our discount codes online for all upcoming events. Ticket Down has low overheads which allow this well-known ticket site to keep prices competitive.Andy Murray shrugged of a sluggish start, staging a comeback on Thursday for a 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-0), 6-1 defeat of Kei Nishikori and a place in his fourth straight French Open semifinal.
Murray, a 2016 finalist, will next face 2015 winner Stan Wawrinka.Wawrinka won his eighth straight against Marin Cilic, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.Murray's win earned revenge for a loss against Nishikori in a US Open quarterfinal nine months ago.Murray worked out of danger after dropping the first set to Nishikori with the 30-year-old finding a way.
"I'm pleased with how I turned the match around," Murray said. "It was not a good first set, I struggled at the start of the second.But with the Swiss star not having lost a set so far, the task will be a challenge. "I have to dictate as many points as I can," Murray said. "Stan is strong and likes to go for his shots.He's playing well, I'll need to take it to him and play some good tennis if I'm to win."
At the bottom of the draw, Dominic Thiem dismissed Novak Djokovic, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3, 6-0, to set up a semi with heavy title tip Rafael Nadal, who edged closer to a dream 10th French Open title as opponent Pablo Carreno Busta retired with an abdominal injury after 52 minutes, trailing 6-2, 2-0.
Second seed Djokovic was a shadow of the player who a year ago completed a career Grand Slam by winning Roland Garros for the first time to hold all four major trophies simultaneously.
He will fall out of the ATP top two for the first time since 2011.Thiem had never beaten Djokovic in five previous matches, but the 23-year-old's game turned into a juggernaut as he dominated to deny the Serb a ninth Paris semifinal.Thiem reversed course after winning just one game against Djokovic last month in Rome.
The Austrian finished on his second match point. He takes a 2-4 record into the showdown with Nadal, whom he beat in the Rome quarters."It's amazing to defend my semifinal from last year," Thiem said. "Rafa is the toughest opponent ever at Roland Garros.
"When I beat him in Rome, US Open Tennis Live all was going well for me, everything was landing in. it will be a different story on Friday."Djokovic put up little resistance in the one-way final set, winning a mere eight points as Thiem clinched victory with a backhand passing shot.
"Nothing was going my way," Djokovic said. "The match was really decided in the first set. Then I lost a crucial break at the start of the second. He was the better player and deserved to win."
Thiem said: "It was a very good match for me. The first set was tough, lasting an hour and a quarter. I won a very close tiebreak.
"After that, I felt a little more free, sets two and three were really good. The third was a bit lucky for me, it helped that I was able to break him in his first service games in the last two sets.
"The score was always running with me today, it looked easier than it was."Nadal stands two wins from another trophy as title odds improve for the 31-year-old.
"I am in semifinals with a very positive feelings," Nadal said. "I played well in all the matches here. I have positive feelings and am playing well. This was obviously was not the perfect way and especially against a good friend."
The fourth seed claimed his 100th US Open Tennis 2017 career victory in a best-of-five-set match on clay. His 100-2 record includes his only pair of Roland Garros defeats: against Robin Soderling in the 2009 fourth round and Djokovic in the 2015 quarterfinals.
On Monday, August 28th, the US Open Tennis 2017 Live Championship begins and this prestigious tournament comes to a close two weeks later on Sunday, September 10th. In 2017, the total prize money for this Grand Slam Tournament is in excess of 46 million dollars.Ticket Down delivers tickets to sold out concerts and events worldwide when no one else can, and they do so at discounted prices.
This popular ticket exchange also has authentic US Open Tennis 2017 Live Championship tickets in Flushing, New York. Tennis fans can choose from courtside seating, grandstand seating, general admission, parking passes, all session passes and more. This sporting event is one of the most prestigious sports events of the year. Order US Open Tennis tickets early for the best selection. Add code TENNIS for additional savings on any US Open Tennis ticket purchase.
Note: Ticket Down is not associated with any professional tennis players or venues mentioned in this release. The names that are used in this release are purely for descriptive purposes. We are not affiliated with nor do we endorse any trademarked terms or venues in this release.
TicketDown.com and JP Media, LLC are not responsible for any errors or omission in this release. Check out our discount codes online for all upcoming events. Ticket Down has low overheads which allow this well-known ticket site to keep prices competitive.Andy Murray shrugged of a sluggish start, staging a comeback on Thursday for a 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-0), 6-1 defeat of Kei Nishikori and a place in his fourth straight French Open semifinal.
Murray, a 2016 finalist, will next face 2015 winner Stan Wawrinka.Wawrinka won his eighth straight against Marin Cilic, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.Murray's win earned revenge for a loss against Nishikori in a US Open quarterfinal nine months ago.Murray worked out of danger after dropping the first set to Nishikori with the 30-year-old finding a way.
"I'm pleased with how I turned the match around," Murray said. "It was not a good first set, I struggled at the start of the second.But with the Swiss star not having lost a set so far, the task will be a challenge. "I have to dictate as many points as I can," Murray said. "Stan is strong and likes to go for his shots.He's playing well, I'll need to take it to him and play some good tennis if I'm to win."
At the bottom of the draw, Dominic Thiem dismissed Novak Djokovic, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3, 6-0, to set up a semi with heavy title tip Rafael Nadal, who edged closer to a dream 10th French Open title as opponent Pablo Carreno Busta retired with an abdominal injury after 52 minutes, trailing 6-2, 2-0.
Second seed Djokovic was a shadow of the player who a year ago completed a career Grand Slam by winning Roland Garros for the first time to hold all four major trophies simultaneously.
He will fall out of the ATP top two for the first time since 2011.Thiem had never beaten Djokovic in five previous matches, but the 23-year-old's game turned into a juggernaut as he dominated to deny the Serb a ninth Paris semifinal.Thiem reversed course after winning just one game against Djokovic last month in Rome.
The Austrian finished on his second match point. He takes a 2-4 record into the showdown with Nadal, whom he beat in the Rome quarters."It's amazing to defend my semifinal from last year," Thiem said. "Rafa is the toughest opponent ever at Roland Garros.
"When I beat him in Rome, US Open Tennis Live all was going well for me, everything was landing in. it will be a different story on Friday."Djokovic put up little resistance in the one-way final set, winning a mere eight points as Thiem clinched victory with a backhand passing shot.
"Nothing was going my way," Djokovic said. "The match was really decided in the first set. Then I lost a crucial break at the start of the second. He was the better player and deserved to win."
Thiem said: "It was a very good match for me. The first set was tough, lasting an hour and a quarter. I won a very close tiebreak.
"After that, I felt a little more free, sets two and three were really good. The third was a bit lucky for me, it helped that I was able to break him in his first service games in the last two sets.
"The score was always running with me today, it looked easier than it was."Nadal stands two wins from another trophy as title odds improve for the 31-year-old.
"I am in semifinals with a very positive feelings," Nadal said. "I played well in all the matches here. I have positive feelings and am playing well. This was obviously was not the perfect way and especially against a good friend."
The fourth seed claimed his 100th US Open Tennis 2017 career victory in a best-of-five-set match on clay. His 100-2 record includes his only pair of Roland Garros defeats: against Robin Soderling in the 2009 fourth round and Djokovic in the 2015 quarterfinals.
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