US Open Historical Landmark

LEARNER TIEN: WEEK 2 BREAKTHROUGH

At just 20 years old, Southern California native Learner Tien becomes the youngest American man to conquer Week 1 and march into the US Open Round of 16 since Andy Roddick in 2002. Explore his tactical lefty shotmaking, round telemetry, and the 24-year historical lineage.

Milestone Age

20 YRS

Born Dec 2005 • Irvine, CA

Historic Comparison

2002 RODDICK

First time in 24 years

Week 1 Baseline Tolerance

81% WON (9+ RALLIES)

Counter-punching southpaw clinic

Break Points Saved

74.2% CONVERTED

Elite clutch composure under pressure

Rally & Shot Telemetry R3 vs Seed

Visual Mode:

Forehand/Backhand Winner Deep Baseline Placement (>5ft) Lefty Angle Serve / Ace Opponent Forced Error

Match Duration

2h 44m

vs No. 22 Seed

Winners / Unforced

42 / 18

+24 Differential

Return Depth %

78.4%

Past Service Line

Generational Contrast 2002 vs 2026

YOUNGEST U.S. ROUND OF 16

Learner Tien

20 YRS • Lefty Tactician

Andy Roddick

20 YRS • Power Server (2002)

122 MPH Top 1st Serve Speed 144 MPH

81.0% Rallies > 8 Shots Won 52.4%

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