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A closer look at Isner's high-flying feats

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jul 25, 2019

Since the inception of the BB&T Atlanta Open, John Isner has been a staple of the tournament and a strong fan favorite to win it...well, basically every year. Winning over half of the titles since the tournament's start in 2010, the American has made sure that he is the talk of the tennis town during the US Open Series.

But this year won't be the same as Isner fell to Reilly Opelka in three tiebreak sets, marking his third loss to the 21-year-old in 2019.

So more than ever, it's important to look back on Isner's career as a whole, rather than just his illustrious achievements in Georgia. The American has had an eccentric career, with weird stats and tournament achievements abound.