Djokovic exits US Open after first-round collapse

Novak Djokovic's run at the US Open came to an end in the first round after he was defeated by Argentine Mariano Navone in a marathon match that lasted 4 hours and 36 minutes. He withdrew suddenly due to a severe health crisis, during which he experienced episodes of vomiting and cramps, leading to physical collapse and an inability to close out the match. This loss was Djokovic's biggest setback since 2006 at the Australian Open, ending his consecutive run of 78 wins in the early rounds of Grand Slam tournaments and reducing his chances of winning his 25th major title. As for Navone, who won the match, he expressed his delight at the historic victory, calling his upset of the opponent a "dream come true."

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