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US Open: Jaime Faria into second round after beating Jenson Brooksby
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US Open: Jaime Faria into second round after beating Jenson Brooksby

SAPO30 August 2026 at 23:55

Portuguese tennis player Jaime Faria, 70th in the world rankings, qualified today for the second round of the US Open, after beating American Jenson Brooksby, 73rd.

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