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Zsombor Piros Returns to the US Open Main Draw After Amazing Turnaround

Summary by Magyar Nemzet
Australian Christopher O'Connell retired before the final game in his US Open qualifier against Zsombor Piros, the Hungarian tennis player in the main draw.
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Zsombor Piros will face an Italian and Anna Bondár a Czech opponent in the main draw matches at the US Open starting Sunday.

Piros, who won his only Grand Slam main draw in New York last year, faced Australian Christopher O’Connell (105th) (seeded 17th) on Friday, after seeing off Spaniard Max Alcala Gurri and Estonian Daniil Glinka, with whom he had a 2/2 record. The Hungarian player, seeded 118th in the world and 12th this time, was already ranked 53rd, and in 2024 he reached the third round at the US Open. In the New York battle, the sides went head-to-head until 3…

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Like last year, Zsombor Piros has also made it to the main draw of the US Open this year. The Hungarian player came in third ahead of Australian Christopher O'Connell. This means that there will be three Hungarians in the men's main draw.

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Australian Christopher O'Connell retired before the final game in his US Open qualifier against Zsombor Piros, the Hungarian tennis player in the main draw.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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