US Open 2013: Dan Evans's New York adventure comes to an end following defeat to Tommy Robredo Those two set points went begging as Evans first served a double-fault and then pushed a forehand long. Robredo roared in triumph as he broke back, before reeling off the next two games to take a riveting match 7-6, 6-1, 4-6, 7-5. On a humid night at Flushing Meadows, the Louis Armstrong Stadium witnessed a fascinating contrast in styles. Robredo, whose father named him after The Who's rock opera Tommy, epitomises the Spanish approach: huge topspin, large error margins over the net, and a taste for going after his opponent's backhand. At times, he was virtually hitting moonballs. Evans, meanwhile, was flattening the ball out, dancing all over the court and coming forward at every opportunity. In the first set he gave Robredo a real headache with his ingenuity and touch around the net, fending off a couple of set points to level at six games apiece. But the tie-break slipped away when he botched a pair of forehands, going down 8-6.