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‘Not sustainable’: US Open’s post-2 am finishes spark backlash over scheduling

Times of India - Sports ·
‘Not sustainable’: US Open’s post-2 am finishes spark backlash over scheduling

The late-night sessions at the US Open are under the microscope due to their tendency to run past 2 am, raising concerns about player recovery and match scheduling.

Former champions have voiced their worries about the long-term viability of such schedules, especially when other major tournaments enforce curfews.

This year, it seems the famous US Open late-night matches have pushed this tradition to its limits.

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