Charlie Robertson advances to US Open boys’ quarter-finals

British junior tennis player Charlie Robertson has advanced to the quarter-finals of the US Open boys' tournament held at Flushing Meadows. He achieved this milestone by defeating the 11th seed, Jangjun Kim, with a score of 6-4, 6-3. Robertson expressed his aspirations of emulating Andy Murray's success in the tournament, highlighting the significance of having another Scottish player win the title. He has been training hard, with his sister Kirsty serving as his fitness trainer, ensuring he remains dedicated to his goals. Robertson's experience training with Andy Murray in Greece before the Olympics has been a source of inspiration for him. He described meeting Murray as a nerve-wracking yet enjoyable experience, noting Murray's humor and ability to make him feel included. This mentorship has motivated Robertson to push himself further in his quest for success. The support from his sister has been crucial, as she keeps him accountable during training. Robertson appreciates her role, stating that her communication with their mother about his training efforts ensures he stays on track. This dynamic has fostered a positive relationship between them, allowing him to enjoy the training process without any conflicts. As Robertson continues his journey in the tournament, he remains focused on taking it match by match, hoping to achieve his dream of winning the US Open boys' title and following in the footsteps of his idol, Andy Murray.