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Zverev Beats Shelton to Win the U.S. Open

An empty Flushing Meadows court with no readable scoreboard
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TL;DR

Reuters files Alexander Zverev beating Ben Shelton in four sets for a first U.S. Open; a second Slam is not a ranking rewrite.

MSM Perspective

Reuters files the four-set score, not a ranking sheet.

X Perspective

Tennis feeds treat a second major of the year as a rewritten season.

Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 to win the U.S. Open men's title. [1] It is his first U.S. Open and his second major of the year. Saturday this paper printed Rybakina's third major. Sunday the men's file closed. A second Slam is not a ranking rewrite. Print the four-set title. Leave a season rewrite to the ranking sheet.

A first U.S. Open is still a first U.S. Open. Shelton's four-set loss is Sunday's American remainder, not a drought the ranking sheet will rewrite tonight. Print the score. Do not print a season.
Sunday owns the final. Recap that pretends the trophy is still being handed over is a feed, not Reuters.
No second trophy is in Sunday's New York copy.
-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos

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