Ben Shelton to face Zverev in US Open final seeking first American men's major in 23 years
The American will play for a historic title at home against Germany's Sasha Zverev on Sunday.
Ben Shelton has advanced to the US Open men's final, where he will face Sasha Zverev of Germany. A Shelton victory would make him the first American man to win a Grand Slam title since 2003.
The final is scheduled for Sunday at the US Open in New York. According to ESPN, Shelton will carry home-court pressure into the matchup as he pursues the historic achievement.
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