Trang chủTennisBen Shelton Upsets Carlos Alcaraz in US Open Quarterfinals - Longest Match in History
Ben Shelton Upsets Carlos Alcaraz in US Open Quarterfinals - Longest Match in History
core_answer: Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a historic 4 hour 28 minute marathon at the US Open quarterfinals on hard courts.
key_facts: Final score: 6-3 6-1 6-3 3-6 10-7; Match duration: 4 hours 28 minutes ending at 3:33 AM; Alcaraz showed illness during fourth set break but continued fighting; Shelton won super tiebreak in fifth set under fatigue; Shelton gave emotional speech to New York fans at 3 AM
source: Based on match analysis and provided information points | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn
related_questions: Q: Who won the quarterfinal match?
A: Ben Shelton advanced to semifinals.; Q: How long did the match last?
A: 4 hours and 28 minutes.; Q: What was special about the fifth set?
A: It ended with a super tiebreak win by Shelton.
At 3:33 AM on September 9, 2026, Ben Shelton emerged from Arthur Ashe Stadium with a tired but proud smile. The US Open quarterfinal between him and Carlos Alcaraz was not just a match but a heroic epic lasting 4 hours and 28 minutes. This was the longest match in US Open history since 2026. In the fifth set, Alcaraz led 5-2 but Shelton staged a comeback to win 10-7 in the super tiebreak. This victory marks the rise of a new contender while forcing the defending champion to withdraw due to exhaustion.
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