Coleman Wong

You mentioned him earlier, Tommy Paul.

You saw him defeat Coleman Wong later on on Armstrong.

Tommy Paul defeated Coleman Wong 6-7, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.

Tommy Paul is obviously the more known name, so I'm interested to see kind of what your takeaways from his game were, because he is... more known, I think, especially in the U.S., than Jasmine Paolini.

And he's included in that conversation of like, which American man's going to break through and win the U.S. Open? You know how they phrase it, Patrick McEnroe and his friends.

How did he look? And then before we get into how he looked, I also want to just shout out his opponent, Coleman Wong.

He's the, I think he's the only man in the 128-player draw at the U.S. Open.

He's the only one representing Hong Kong.

I mean, moving on to the men's action from the day session, let's talk about Tommy Paul and Daniil Medvedev because they both relatively had straightforward matches.

Let's start with Tommy Paul because he came through against Colman Wong in, in four sets.

Um, Chris, interestingly, Tommy Paul is the sixth ranked American going into the tournament, even though I think he is the 20th seed, so it shows that there's great-

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I just think we don't want Venus Williams setting records for all the wrong reasons, do we, Greg? So we're going to have to have a little chat about that.

In our roundup section, we're going to chat about Tommy Paul's win against Coleman Wong.

Jesper Guler also won and a couple of good wins for the Brits with Katie Bolter and Toby Samuel.

And even though this is a show, we're going to look back on matches.

So that's not the kind of player you want to see her getting beat by.

But anyway, let's move on from that.

Look at a little roundup of Tommy Paul 1 against Coleman Wong.

He lost the first set, so there was a bit of minor panic in the US camp.

Also in this section, Yuri Lehechka, he eliminated Spanish veteran Pablo Cranio Busta in four sets and now faces British qualifier Toby Samuel, who dominated Tomas Mahach, 6'2", 6'3", 6'2".

20th seed Tommy Paul had a strong start to his tournament as he defeated qualifier Coleman Wong, 6'7", 6'1", 6'3", 6'3".

Up next for Paul is talented 21-year-old Croat Dino Prismic, who fended off two match points before defeating Alexander Shevchenko, 2'6", 6'3", 6'3", 5'7", 7'5".

This was a crazy match.

It's just the Coco experience right now.

Let's shift gears to another fascinating matchup we've got featured on the site, Coleman Wong versus Tommy Paul.

This is a classic qualifier versus seed trap, isn't it?

Wong has nothing to lose.

past is a foreign country, Julian.

Today we have drama.

We have Coleman Wong trying to write his name into the stars.

I think he steals a set before reality sets in.