The USTA announced the entry lists for the upcoming wheelchair Championships, which will mark the 20th anniversary of wheelchair tennis at the US Open.

With combined singles ranking determining the order, even more teams have joined the all-star entry list in a bid to take home the $1,000,000 prize.

The world No. 1 entered the revamped mixed tournament, set to take place in August.

Purists decried the tradition-busting plan, but top players are on board to compete.

The revamped tournament is also set to feature Naomi Osaka-Nick Kyrgios and Iga Swiatek-Casper Ruud.

The event will be held over two days, during the week of the qualifying rounds for men's and women's singles. Early-round matches will be best-of-three sets played to just four games, with no-ad scoring.

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But it did show him to be as steely, single-minded, and indistractable as all champions need to be.

The 26-year-old has used new triumphs as stepping stones. “I just feel a lot more confident in being able to do it again.”