After being lustily booed by the New York crowd for his on-court antics during his last two U.S. Open wins, Russian bad boy Daniil Medvedev is learning to use the energy to his advantage
NEW YORK - Daniil Medvedev never sought to be the pantomime villain at this year’s U.S. Open but after being lustily booed by the New York crowd for his on-court antics during his last two wins, he is learning to use the energy to his advantage.
That run, which included a win over world number one Novak Djokovic en route to the Cincinnati Masters title, raised expectations that he could finally be the one who would break Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer’s stranglehold on the Grand Slam tournaments – with the trio having won the last 11 majors between them.
“The only thing I can say, the energy you’re giving me right now, guys, I think it will be enough for my next five matches. The more you do this, the more I will win, for you guys,” said the world number five, who picked up fines after each of his first three matches at Flushing Meadows this year.
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