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    07 September 2023

    Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid secure spot in US Open 2023 wheelchair doubles semi-finals

    Five-Time Champions Progress to US Open Men’s Wheelchair Doubles Semi-Finals

    Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid, the formidable British duo who have claimed the prestigious title of five-time champions, have once again showcased their exceptional skills at the US Open. In a thrilling match at Flushing Meadows, the top seeds triumphed over Maikel Scheffers and Joachim Gerard from the Netherlands and Belgium.

    The match was filled with intense moments as Hewett and Reid fought hard for victory. Demonstrating their unwavering determination, they secured a 7-5 6-3 win against their opponents. As 18-time Grand Slam doubles winners together, this dynamic pair has consistently displayed extraordinary teamwork on the court.

    Last year in New York, however, their quest for a sixth consecutive crown was denied. Despite this setback, they have returned with fervor to prove themselves once more on this grand stage.

    A Tough Battle Ahead in Semis Against Houdet and Sanada

    Hewett and Reid now face another challenging test in the semi-finals as they prepare to take on France’s Stephane Houdet along with Japan’s Takashi Sanada. This upcoming clash promises an exhilarating display of skill where every point will be fiercely contested.

    Shuker-Deroulede Out of Women’s Wheelchair Doubles Competition

    In contrast to Hewett and Reid’s success story, Lucy Shuker from Britain partnering with Pauline Deroulede from France faced disappointment in their women’s wheelchair doubles campaign. The second-seeded team comprising Yui Kamiji from Japan and Kgothatso Montjane from South Africa proved to be a formidable force as they secured a convincing 6-1 6-3 victory.

    Lapthorne-Ramphadi Gear Up for Quad Wheelchair Doubles Quarter-Finals

    Meanwhile, the quad wheelchair doubles quarter-finals are set to witness an electrifying face-off between Britain’s Andy Lapthorne and Donald Ramphadi from South Africa. Their opponents will be the second-seeded Australian-Canadian pair of Heath Davidson and Robert Shaw.

    The stage is set for an intense battle where these exceptional athletes will leave no stone unturned in their pursuit of victory. As the US Open continues with its exhilarating matches, fans around the world eagerly await each thrilling encounter.

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