“It was one set each, very close, and then a long third set. That was the set that decided the match. I played a horrible tiebreak, too many mistakes,” said Ruud, who committed four unforced errors in the tiebreak
Ruud with his runner-up trophy
Norway’s Casper Ruud rued missed chances in the second set tiebreak as he went down to Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open final on Sunday.
“It was one set each, very close, and then a long third set. That was the set that decided the match. I played a horrible tiebreak, too many mistakes,” said Ruud, who committed four unforced errors in the tiebreak.
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