Late-night finishes at the US Open have drawn criticism from players and fans alike, with many expressing frustration over matches extending past 2 a.m. The grueling schedule has led to visibly exhausted athletes and empty seats in the stands, raising concerns about player well-being and spectator attendance. Some are calling for adjustments to the tournament’s format to restore balance between competition intensity and fairness. The debate highlights broader tensions in professional tennis over scheduling demands and athlete endurance.
Empty seats, tired stars: The US Open's post-2 a.m. finishes spark a pushback NBC New York
