The time has come again, folks. One of the biggest four tournaments in modern tennis is about to resume on Aug. 31.
Once again, we will cheer for our favourite tennis heroes. Once again, we will watch some out-of-this-planet tennis. Once again, we will witness the great potential of the human mind and body.
Throughout the years, the US Open has been a stage on which legendary tennis players like Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Bjorn Borg, Andre Agassi, Stefan Edberg, and many more have attempted to eradicate the word "impossible" from the dictionary.
Tennis is not only an ordinary game of two players, two rackets, a net, and a ball. Tennis is much more than that; it is a reflection of the human strength and the unending potential of the human body and mind—the two reasons for which we have seen countless comebacks in tennis.
The US Open has also had its fair share of great comebacks. But which ones were the greatest? Well, let's look into it.
Here are the greatest comebacks in the US Open since the day the tournament was created from its predecessor, the US National Championship, in 1968.
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