Ben Shelton's Unfortunate Exit: Injury Strikes Down U.S. Open Favorite
Ben Shelton withdrew from his U.S. Open match against Adrian Mannarino due to a left shoulder injury, ending his impressive summer streak. Despite leading the match, the pain forced him to retire, leaving just two American men in the tournament. Shelton's serve and determination were highlights before the injury.
In a dramatic turn of events, U.S. Open favorite Ben Shelton was forced to retire from his match against Adrian Mannarino due to a left shoulder injury. The unfortunate setback occurred after Shelton had won the third set, commanding the play with impressive serves and determination.
Shelton, who had never withdrawn from any of his prior 178 professional matches, began experiencing discomfort during the fourth set. Despite treatment attempts and efforts to adapt his game, the pain proved insurmountable, leading to his early exit from the tournament.
This loss leaves only Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul to represent American hopes in the men's singles, highlighting the unpredictable nature of tennis where even favorites can be sidelined by unexpected injuries.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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