Frances Tiafoe triumphed over Ben Shelton in a thrilling five-set match at the U.S. Open, avenging his loss from last year's quarterfinals. The match, which lasted over four hours, saw Tiafoe win 4-6, 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-3, securing his place in the fourth round against Novak Djokovic or Alexei Popyrin. Despite Shelton's powerful serve and initial lead, Tiafoe's resilience and experience ultimately prevailed. The match was highlighted by high-intensity exchanges and dramatic tiebreaks, captivating the crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Tiafoe's win marks his fifth consecutive appearance in the U.S. Open's second week, a feat last achieved by an American man since Andre Agassi. The two players, both prominent figures in American tennis, exhibited sportsmanship and fierce competition, making the match a memorable spectacle.