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L’US Open met le tennis sens dessus dessous

L’Italien Jannik Sinner (à droite) affronte l’Espagnol Carlos Alcaraz, jeudi, en quart de finale de l’US Open. AFP / Sarah Stier / AFP / AL BELLO Fidèle à ses habitudes, le Grand Chelem américain, dernier tournoi majeur de la saison, malmène les stars, joue au chamboule-tout et attend des lauréats inédits. Les temps changent. La

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