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German Tennis Star Eva Lys Retires from US Open Due to Illness
The US Open tennis tournament in New York is currently in full swing, and unfortunately, one of the German players, Eva Lys, has had to withdraw from the competition. Lys retired from her match in the third round due to ongoing health issues.
Her departure leaves only one German player, Jan-Lennard Struff, still competing in the tournament. Struff will face Novak Djokovic in the round of 16, a challenging match for any player.
Struff's fellow countryman, Daniel Altmaier, also retired from his third-round match at the US Open in New York, but the specific reason for his retirement was not specified in the article.
The retirement of Lys and Altmaier comes after a promising start for both players in their respective matches. Despite their early exits, another German player, Alexander Zverev, still has the opportunity for an upset in the round of 16.
Zverev's potential upset would be significant, given the later stages of the tournament. He will be looking to continue his strong form and make a deep run in the US Open.
Unfortunately, Andrea Siegemund and Laura Siegemund also suffered disappointing losses in the US Open, adding to the German contingent's woes. The tournament began with another setback as Andrea Petkovic lost her match in the first round.
The US Open is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the sport's calendar, attracting the world's best players to compete for the title. Despite the early exits of some German players, the tournament continues to captivate audiences with its exciting matches and high-stakes competition.
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