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Tiafoe consoles tearful Michelsen after remarkable comeback

Eleventh seed Tiafoe was outplayed by world number 46 Michelsen for the first half of the match, but battled back from 5-3 down in the third set - with his opponent serving for the match - to ignite a remarkable turnaround.
After the pair traded breaks of serve early in the match, Michelsen got the deciding break at 6-5 in a set where he fired 15 winners to Tiafoe's four."This time last year he was losing matches because of his fitness, now here we are four hours and 40 minutes into a match and he's raining down the fastest serve of the match," former Grand Slam doubles champion Ryan Harrison told Sky Sports.
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