1⃣st British man to reach the doubles final of the#NittoATPFinals🙌@joesalisbury92🙌pic.twitter.com/AbOdS4DELn "It's going to be a great experience to go back there, especially now that crowds are allowed in [again]. I'm happy that I get to go back with crowds and I'm just looking forward to it."I'm just over the moon at the moment," she said. "I rely on the crowd, I enjoy them and I see sport as entertainment - the crowd are a massive part of that entertainment. Brooks Koepka was part of the conversation despite being only halfway, although his odds drifted as he battled knee issues, while some predicted that Bryson DeChambeau would overpower all before him and win the full set sooner, rather than later.