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NEW YORK -- All eyes will be on Kyle Edmund now after the British No. 2 set up a third-round meeting with John Isner at the US Open.After getting the biggest win of his career over Richard Gasquet?on Monday, Edmund is now into uncharted territory having won his opening two matches at a Grand Slam for the first time.Edmund swept aside American wildcard and world No. 201 Ernesto Escobedo 7-5, 6-4, 6-4 in two hours, 26 minutes on Court 3, and next faces another home hope -- this time 20th seed Isner, a matchup which promises to be a little more tricky.It doesnt matter if there are people watching or not, Edmund told a press conference. I just have to go about myself and do what I do and what I have been doing in terms of my process and how I want to go out on court and play. Nothing changes in terms of that aspect.Edmund will be hoping for a different result to their last meeting -- Isner beat him in the second round of the French Open earlier this year.I remember playing okay. I didnt play as well as I wanted to, but of course I guess when you lose you always want to play better, he added. Just the main challenge is trying to get the balls back in court as much as possible, just dealing with his serve.I didnt feel I hit my serve as well as I could, especially against his. You want to be taking it to tiebreaks, and I dont think there was one tiebreak in that match. It would be important to serve well, make sure I control what I can. Just taking care of my own service games. Thats probably one thing I learned from that.Hes got a big explosive game because hes a big guy, so Ive got to deal with that. But Im feeling good on court, so hopefully I can make some inroads.Andy Murray labelled Edmund the future of British tennis after he battled past the 21-year-old in three sets at Queens Club earlier this summer. and Edmund is certainly enjoying a breakthrough year.Edmund, currently ranked 84th, is set to rise inside the worlds top 70 again on the back of his run here.Its tough to say youre playing your best just because of different conditions and situations, different surfaces, he added. But Im playing well. I feel good on court.Being at Grand Slams maybe gives you an extra bit of a lift. I definitely find there is more attention and more people around, first of all, so it can get quite busy.Sometimes I do find those situations quite energy-zapping, just because there is a lot to do. Everything has to be a bit more planned out, a bit more structured. Thats what I found anyway being at the slams.So I have learned you need to manage your energy levels better, your emotions. 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Ayre said in a statement: If becoming chief executive of Liverpool Football Club was the greatest honour of my professional life, then deciding to step down at the end of my current contract is by far the most difficult.Having the privilege to lead this great club comes with huge responsibility and challenge but one which I have relished and I feel proud of my achievements in the role. I believe the end of next season is the right time to pass the CEO baton on to a new person, who will take on the challenges and opportunities with a fresh enthusiasm and vigour.They will do so supported by what I believe to be the best ownership group in world sport and by a truly excellent team of staff throughout the football club. Ayre has been with Liverpool for nearly 10 years Having been brought up in the shadow of Anfield, I have found it the most profound privilege to serve the club I have supported all my life. The driving principle behind every decision I have taken during my time here has been to do the best for the long-term stability and health of this great foootball club.dddddddddddd#160;In the remaining 15 months I have as CEO, I will continue to provide FSG, Jurgen, the players and all the brilliant staff at Liverpool ongoing strategic leadership and a smooth transition.Ayres contribution to the club has been praised in a statement from principal owner John W. Henry, chairman Tom Werner and president Mike Gordon, which read: Ian advised us of his intention to step down as CEO a few months ago. Principal owner John W Henry (left) and chairman Tom Werner (right) tried to get Ayre to stay with the club We asked him on several occasions to take some time to reconsider his decision, but have been unable to convince him to remain as CEO beyond May 2017. We will at some point in the near future begin identifying and recruiting a worthy successor to continue to build on the outstanding foundations which have been laid by Ian.Under his leadership, we have seen Liverpool transform from a club that was on the brink of bankruptcy, to one which today enjoys strong financial and operational health.We have always found Ian to be dedicated, honest, passionate and committed to doing the right thing for the long-term interests of the football club. These fit with our own values as owners and we owe him greatly for the personal sacrifices he has made for the club. Also See: Liverpool video Liverpool fixtures Liverpool stats Get a free ￡10 bet ' ' '