Greet Minnen and Daria Kasatkina made history at the US Open. (Getty) Queer history was made at the US Open when two openly gay players faced off in the Grand Slam for the first time. Daria Kasatkina and Greet Minnen took to Court 17 during the third round of the US Open at Flushing Meadows, to play for a place in round four. The Saturday (2 September) match resulted in a dramatic 6-3 6-4 win for Kasatkina after an intense clash between the two athletes. It is believed that this is the first time two openly gay players have met in a competitive single match at a Grand Slam. Daria Kasatkina preparing to hit the tennis ball with her racket. (Getty) While fans on social media noted tha
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