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Hewett and Reid Open US Open Campaign With Dominant Win in Bid for Sixth Doubles Title

British pair Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid began their pursuit of a sixth wheelchair doubles title at the US Open with a commanding victory in New York, according to BBC Sport.

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Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid have started their campaign for a sixth wheelchair doubles title at the US Open, according to a report from BBC Sport.

The British duo recorded a dominant victory in their opening match in New York, the report said, as they look to extend their success at the tournament.

Hewett and Reid have established themselves as one of the leading partnerships in wheelchair tennis, and their latest win keeps alive their bid to add another US Open doubles title to their record, per BBC Sport.

Further details on the progress of the pair through the tournament were not provided in the available report.

Alfie HewettTennisUs OpenWheelchair Tennis

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