By Richard Pagliaro | Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Photo Credit: Maddie Meyer/Getty
New York – a clumsy tiebreaker spread to a fifth set.
Then, Happy Ager-Aliassime drew the line.
Auger-aliassime slammed a pair of strict preface below the line by signing a 4-6, 7-6 (7), 7-5, 7-6 (4) conquest of return conquest Alex de minaur Fighting his way in his second open US semifinal.
A four-hour, 10-minute meeting contains some sharp shoots-and extension of the nerve game by both sides, including four double errors in the first eight points of the fourth-Aumer-Aliassime connector showed his courage to count on the main shows.
“I think it was just a lot of nerves today and the whole match,” Aumer-Aliasmes said after reaching his eighth semifinal of the 2025 season. “It was not pretty at all times, but this is what are the Grand Slam matches, you know a few days you will not feel your best.
“I was willing to dig deeply and do everything I can to stay here now.”
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25-year-old Canadian has crashed three seeds-Third Seed Alexander Zverev, Andrey Rublev’s 15thnd de-mnaur with the eighth seed– For the first time in a big collision to reach its first major semifinal since 2021 US Open.
Showing the severity of the connection, the Auger-Aliassime is 6-0 in breakers in this US Open.
AUGER-ALIASSESE 25th of the 25th will play the winner of the historical quarter-finals of all-Italian-whether World no. 1 and champion protection Jannik Sinner OR Lorenzo Musetti 10th.– For a place in the Sunday final at 2pm US Open.
“It’s not over,” Aumer-Aliasime said. “There are still some games to play and the biggest challenges to come. That’s what I live for, this is what I train for, so I will appear and be ready for my match on Friday.”
Often, the Aumer-Aliasim matches depend on its first accuracy of the service and predetermined. Not giving them bad shocks, Aumer-aliasimi stood self-confidence and rode his service and the preface of victory in a pressure-filled Tiebreaker to end it.
Today, Auger-aliassime pierced 22 aces and struck 22 other winners than De Mineur-51 in 29 and was at its best under pressure. Auger-aliassime saved a certain point with a 121 km in 5-6 in the second set tiebreaker and gathered from 2-5 down to the fourth set to defeat De Minaur for the third time in four meetings.
Across the net, De Minaur should be fired by falling to 0-6 lives in large quarterfinals. De Mineur was offering to become the first Aussie man to reach the US Open Final Four since his captain of Davis Cup, Lleyton Hewitt, in 2005.
Although De Minaur took the court with a better 28 court ATP, his first service left him sitting today. De Minaur served 42 percent and did not capitalize its superiority with a break in the second set, its 6-5 point in the second set or its 5-2 superiority of the fourth set.
Demon never stopped fighting, but Credit Aumer-Aliasimes for the treatment of big alicas a little better and playing a little bolder at the highlights.
In the middle of the opening group, the couple traded love bearing. Then, De Minaur made his move.
Targeting Canada’s unruly arm, De Minaur drew three first mistakes for the first break and a 4-3 lead.
In the next match, De Mineur denied a few rest points-with an in-—the foreword and a flat flat crossing-to prevail in a 16-show rally to support rest for 5-3.
Serving for the group, De Mineur again targeted the foreword of Auger-Aliasim and issued a wild foreword to be lost in the line to grab one with a set after 48 minutes.
It was a milestone for Aussie: De Minaur, who was 0 for 12 in previous quarter -final groups, won his first set in a quarter -finals of Grand Slam.
Two worrying areas for Auger-Aliasme: He made 17 mistakes-more than his opponent, with some coming from the precursor-and he won only 5 of the 13 points of the second service.
Despite serving only 34 percent, De Minaur resisted the rugged point pressure and stayed only two groups away from his first main career semifinal.
Aumer-Aliassime saved a pair of resting points to start the second set. De Mineur responded with an amazing Tweener lobster from behind the start of the three game that prompted an attempt to attempt by his opponent in response.
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In a 22-point drainage game, De Minaur rescued two rest points holding 2 of all after 13 minutes and a half.
Although Aussie broke for 3-2, Aumer-aliasme was finding his preface and ceased that blow to break and level in 3.
The tension escalated in Tiebreaker when De Minaur fought again from a mini-return for the point set at 5-4.
Zinging an ACE 120 km per hour below its 14th-Auger-Aliasimi ace deleted the point set for the 6th. De Minaur rescued the point set with one body served 7th all just to see the Aumer-Aliassime Bolt ACE 15th for a designated second point. Running his opponent on his arm, Auger-Aliasim drew a rare background to grab a second group of 89-minute, the longest group of men’s tournament to level the match.
Through the two groups, the Auger-Aliasime service was the largest shot in court. De Minaur was going a lot to the first service, but losing a lot. Drawing a long time to cope with a double rest point, Aussie spitted his fifth double mistake by removing rest and a 3-2 superiority in Aumer-aliasme.
World No.9 immediately won a double rest point in the next match, but Aumer-Aliasme stayed long saving both points of rest, including catching the edge of the line.
In a rare show of disappointment, De Minaur hit a lost ball in the stand while Auger-aliassime closed its tougher set of set, confirming the 4-2 break.
The pressure was heavily withdrawn while Auger-aliasme served for the third set in 5-4 just to cough some double mistakes and predetermined errors while De Minaur returned again. All that good job was wasted like a double De Mineur defect to face a rest point in the 11th match. Aumer-aliasme create a sharp angle, provoking an advanced mistake to mark his third rest for 6-5.
Serving again for the set, the 25-year-old Canadian scored an ace below T for the double point. At his second point designated, Aager-Aliassime asked his 19th ACE by collecting one two groups in a three-hour, 11 minutes
De Minaur broke for a 3-1 lead of the fourth set extending to 5-2. Serving the set at 5-3, De Minaur grew passive and fell to a triple point reception. A massive foreword below the middle helped Aumer-Aliasima marked the rest of love for 4-5.
The fourth tiebreaker descended to which man would hold their nerve and serve. Four double mistakes scored the first eight points of the circuit breaker.
In 5-4, Auger-Aliassimi showed the intestines that struck after De Minaur with an in-house preface for the match point at 6-4.
Canada fixed a recent foreword below the opposite side, ending a four-hour, 10-minute marathon.
