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18.51 EDT
While Djokovic was speaking, the Guardian recap was posted:

Daniil Medvedev ends Novak Djokovic’s calendar slam dream in US Open final
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18.51 EDT
Djokovic speaks. Well, after a prolonged ovation that again brings a smile and some tears.

“I would like to start off by saying congratulations to Daniil. Amazing, amazing match. If there is anyone that deserves a grand slam title right now, it is you. ... I wish you many more grand slams and many more majors to follow.”

Medvedev, emotionless to this point, looks moved.

Djokovic sniffs a bit as he says he visualized himself standing here in both scenarios. “My heart is filled with joy and I’m the happiest man alive because you guys made me feel very special on the court.”

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18.47 EDT
Trophy presentation with all the dignitaries and sponsors, along with legend Stan Smith.

ESPN’s Chris McKendry does the honor ... I mean, welcomes two 12-year-old Americans to carry trophies to the podium.

Tournament referee and umpire are thanked. When can we do that in youth soccer?

The next speaker congratulates Medvedev and says he’s thrilled that Medvedev won his first major in New York. He then congratulates Djokovic, who bows his head and smiles grimly. The fans roar, and that brings the tears from the 20-time major champion.

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18.43 EDT
About that crowd noise ... I’m getting several tweets and emails complaining about the New York crowd. Hard to argue otherwise.

Imagine how lop-sided this might have been if the pandemic was still keeping people at home.

One narrative would be that Djokovic ran out of gas after winning three majors and going to the Olympics. But his trip to Tokyo was his only tournament since Wimbledon.

The other narrative would be that a younger player finally broke through. That would be Daniil Medvedev.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-9982615/amp/STFU-McEnroe-Martina-Navratilova-blasts-fellow-tennis-legend-criticism-Emma-Raducanu.html