For this clash between the Aussie and American we are looking for a certain player to capture the first set only.

Players descend on the US Open every year. Sticking around, though, throughout the entire two weeks isn’t in the cards for everyone.

The Spaniard fought down from 1-3 down in the third set, battling a foot injury in the process.

On the comeback trail, Sock—a former Top 10 player—finds himself in his first marquee match-up in years against the world No. 3 in Washington, D.C.

Nishioka scrapped his way to a one set lead, but a calf injury ultimately derailed his chances.

After a brief trip to Tokyo, Nishioka is back in the U.S. to face Jack Sock for the second time in three weeks.

In Atlanta, the American will be competing in honor of his uncle who passed unexpectedly just a few days ago.

Video games seem to be the winning recipe between the American and his doubles partners.

The tours are cranking it up this summer: Doubles Take looks at the latest results.

To go for the gold, or not? It's a question with a vast range of responses, perhaps due to a hot and cold history that excludes tennis almost as many times as it is included in the summer Olympic program.