Cameron Norrie reached his first Grand Slam semi-final at Wimbledon last month and intends to seize his opportunity for similar success at the US Open.
Norrie’s exploits at Wimbledon were a breakthrough for the British No 1 and he goes into the year’s final Slam buoyed by more strong performances on the north American hardcourts.
He reached the final of an ATP Tour event in Mexico and then the semi-finals in Cincinnati last week.
His approach, even to his achievements at Wimbledon, though remains level-headed.
“It was a lot of fun but I don’t think [my life] has changed at all. I had the weekend there and then I left and I was preparing for the hardcourt season, the best part of my season,” he said.
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