US Open 2016: From Madison Keys to Novak Djokovic, all headlines and numbers from day 5

US Open headlines and sidelines on Friday, the fifth day of the 2016 tournament at Flushing Meadows: Headlines [caption id=“attachment_2989694” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] Mikhail Youzhny, of Russia, had to retire in his 3rd round US Open 2016 match against Novak Djokovic. AP[/caption] Djokovic wins in 32 minutes after Youzhny quits Nadal in last 16 for first time since 2013 2014 champion Cilic knocked out by Sock Keys prevails in epic comeback Who’s saying what [caption id=“attachment_2989702” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] Caroline Wozniacki, of Denmark, reacts after moving onto the 4th round of the US Open 2016. AP[/caption] “It’s kind of nice sometimes, when it’s hot, to be standing in the shade. I’m like, oh, it’s probably 15 degrees cooler here than it is on the other side, so I’ll just let her run a little bit more.” - Caroline Wozniacki on an extra tactic when temperatures are in the low 30s. “I really enjoy baking, which is tough on the road. Yeah, so whenever I’m home I feel like I’m constantly in the kitchen.” - Madison Keys on what she does to relax. “lol..popped a calf muscle running downstairs to interview Novak on-court after Mikhail withdrew Getting old sucks.” - Darren Cahill, former player and now coach of Simona Halep and ESPN analyst, on Twitter. Sidelines [caption id=“attachment_2989706” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] Jack Sock celebrates defeating Marin Cilic at the US Open. AFP[/caption] Sock on the fence - Jack Sock celebrated his shock win over 2014 champion Marin Cilic by breaking into an imitation of a swordsman. It was in honour of his friend and US Olympic fencer Miles Chamley-Watson who was watching from the sidelines. Watch it, Rafa! - Spanish star Rafael Nadal will never have an excuse for being late on court as he wears a wristwatch reported to be worth $775,000. According to Forbes magazine, Nadal sports a RM 27-02 Tourbillon watch every time he plays a match. Vinci, the Italian American Olympian - Last year’s runner-up Roberta Vinci of Italy walked into her post-match news conference after making the fourth round wearing a United States Olympic sweatshirt. “I got it last week in New Haven. You like it?” she asked. Cash registers for Harrison and Baghdatis - When Ryan Harrison defeated Marcos Baghdatis in the second-tier Happy Valley Challenger in Australia in 2015, Harrison took home a winner’s cheque worth $7,200. On Friday, the pair met again with Baghdatis winning this time and guaranteeing himself at least $235,000 for making the last-16. Numbers up [caption id=“attachment_2989714” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] Marcos Baghdatis at the US Open. AFP[/caption] 9 - number of successive losses suffered by Baghdatis in third rounds at Grand Slams before Friday. The Cypriot is in his first last-16 at a Slam since the 2009 Australian Open. 44/45 - number of service games won by Ivo Karlovic after two rounds, the best percentage in the men’s event.