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US Open 2020 US Open 2020 FORM on FLUSHING MEADOW’s Hard Courts For Selected Men LAST 10 YEARS OF MEN’S SINGLES (2010 to 2019) Player `19 `18 `17 `16 `15 `14 `13 `12 `11 `10 Novak Djokovic Rd-4 Won RU Won SF RU RU Won RU Dominic Thiem Rd-1 QF Rd -4 Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-4 Daniil Medvedev RU Rd-3 Rd-1 Stefanos Tsitsipas Rd-1 Rd-2 Alexander Zverev Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Matteo Berrettini SF Rd-1 David Goffin Rd-4 Rd-4 Rd -4 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -1 Roberto Bautista Agut Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-3 Rd-4 Rd-4 Rd-2 Diego Schwartzman QF Rd-3 QF Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Andrey Rublev Rd-4 Rd-1 QF Rd-1 Karen Khachanov Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Denis Shapovalov Rd-3 Rd-3 Rd-4 Cristian Garin Rd-2 Grigor Dimitrov SF Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -4 Rd -2 Rd -4 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Felix Auger-Aliassime Rd-1 Rd-1 John Isner Rd-3 QF Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -4 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -3 QF Rd -3 Benoit Paire Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-4 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-2 Dusan Lajovic Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-1 Taylor Fritz Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-2 Rd-1 Pablo Carreno Busta Rd-3 Rd-2 SF Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd -3 Alex de Minaur Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-1 Nikoloz Basilashvili Rd-3 Rd-4 Rd-1 Rd -1 Daniel Evans Rd-3 Rd -3 Rd -3 Hubert Hurkacz Rd-1 Rd -2 Milos Raonic Rd-4 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -1 Filip Krajinovic Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Borna Coric Rd-2 Rd-4 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Jan-Lennard Struff Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -1 Andy Murray Rd-2 QF Rd -4 QF QF Won SF Rd -3 Guido Pella Rd -1 Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-1 Kevin Anderson Rd-4 RU Rd-3 QF Rd -3 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd -3 Rd -3 Player `19 `18 `17 `16 `15 `14 `13 `12 `11 `10 Casper Ruud Rd-1 Rd-1 Marin Cilic Rd-4 QF Rd -3 Rd -3 SF Won QF Rd -3 Rd -2 Adrian Mannarino Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd -3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Reilly Opelka Rd-2 Albert Ramos-Vinolas Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Ugo Humbert Rd-1 Rd-2 John Millman Rd-1 QF Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -1 Kyle Edmund Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-4 Sam Querrey Rd-1 Rd-1 QF Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -4 Lorenzo Sonego Rd-2 Rd-2 Miomir Kecmanovic Rd-2 Yoshihito Nishioka Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Richard Gasquet Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd -1 Rd-1 QF Rd-3 SF Rd -4 Rd -2 Rd -4 Alexander Bublik Rd-3 Fernando Verdasco Rd-2 Rd -3 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -3 QF Pablo Andujar Rd-4 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-1 Gilles Simon Rd-2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-4 Rd -3 Tennys Sandgren Rd-3 Rd-2 Rd-1 Feliciano Lopez Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd -2 QF Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -4 Tommy Paul Rd-1 Rd-1 Jeremy Chardy Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd -2 Rd-4 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -2 Pablo Cuevas Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Aljaz Bedene Rd-3 Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Juan Ignacio Londero Rd-2 Steve Johnson Rd-1 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -1 Jordan Thompson Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Jiri Vesely Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -1 Joao Sousa Rd-1 Rd -4 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Radu Albot Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-1 Egor Gerasimov Rd-2 Soonwoo Kwon Rd-1 Ricardas Berankis Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Jannik Sinner Rd-1 Philipp Kohlschreiber Rd-1 Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -1 Rd -2 Corentin Moutet Rd-1 Rd-1 Cameron Norrie Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -2 Federico Delbonis Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Laslo Djere Rd-1 Rd-2 Frances Tiafoe Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Thiago Monteiro Rd-1 Rd-1 James Duckworth Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Marton Fucsovics Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd-1 Dennis Novak Rd-1 Stefano Travaglia Rd-1 Rd -2 Player `19 `18 `17 `16 `15 `14 `13 `12 `11 `10 Yuichi Sugita Rd-1 Rd-2 Andreas Seppi Rd -1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Mikhail Kukushkin Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Dominik Koepfer Rd-4 Vasek Pospisil Rd-2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Hugo Dellien Rd-2 Gregoire Barrere Rd-2 Andrej Martin Rd -1 Lloyd Harris Rd -1 Rd -1 Roberto Carballes Baena Rd-1 Rd-2 Paolo Lorenzi Rd-3 Rd-2 Rd -4 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Marcos Giron Rd-1 Rd-1 Ivo Karlovic Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd -4 Rd -2 Rd-2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -3 Peter Gojowczyk Rd -1 Rd-2 Rd-2 Bradley Klahn Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Jaume Munar Rd-1 Rd-2 Federico Gaio Rd-1 Jozef Kovalik Rd -1 Rd -1 Marco Cecchinato Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Damir Dzumhur Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd -3 Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd -1 Kamil Majchrzak Rd-3 Norbert Gombos Rd -1 Sumit Nagal Rd -1 Denis Kudla Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Jack Sock Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd-4 Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd-3 Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd -1 Taro Daniel Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Evgeny Donskoy Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd -3 Yannick Hanfmann Rd-1 Go Soeda Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -1 Leonardo Mayer Rd -1 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd -1 .
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