Ben Shelton, the No. 6 seed, enjoyed a routine win over Ignacio Buse in the first round of the US Open on Sunday. Joining him in advancing to the second round was fellow American and No. 4 seed Taylor Fritz, who defeated Emilio Nava in straight sets.
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Shelton, Fritz kick off US Open with routine wins
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