NEW YORK (AP) — Top-ranked Tokito Oda will try to complete a calendar year Grand Slam when he leads the men's singles field in the U.S. Open wheelchair tournament.
Yui Kamiji, also of ***** an, the first woman from her country to complete a career Grand Slam in wheelchair, is the top seed in women's singles.
The U.S. Tennis ***** ociation announced the 16-player fields for men's singles, women's singles and quad singles on Monday. There are also eight-team doubles competitions.
Oda, 20, won his first Grand Slam ***** le at last year's U.S. Open and has gone on to capture all the major tournaments this year. Alfie Hewett, a 10-time major champion from Britain, is the No. 2 seed.
Kamiji beat 24-time Grand Slam singles champion Diede de Groot at Wimbledon to complete her collection of all the major singles ***** les. The No. 2 seed in New York, de Groot will be seeking her seventh U.S. Open singles trophy.
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Yui Kamiji, also of ***** an, the first woman from her country to complete a career Grand Slam in wheelchair, is the top seed in women's singles.
The U.S. Tennis ***** ociation announced the 16-player fields for men's singles, women's singles and quad singles on Monday. There are also eight-team doubles competitions.
Oda, 20, won his first Grand Slam ***** le at last year's U.S. Open and has gone on to capture all the major tournaments this year. Alfie Hewett, a 10-time major champion from Britain, is the No. 2 seed.
Kamiji beat 24-time Grand Slam singles champion Diede de Groot at Wimbledon to complete her collection of all the major singles ***** les. The No. 2 seed in New York, de Groot will be seeking her seventh U.S. Open singles trophy.
#grand #seed
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