US Open's post-2am match finishes draw criticism over player welfare and scheduling
The US Open is facing growing backlash over its night session matches regularly running past 2 am. Former champions have raised concerns about the impact of such late finishes on player recovery and overall performance. Critics point out that other Grand Slam tournaments enforce strict curfews, making the US Open's approach an outlier. This year's edition appears to have intensified the debate, with many questioning whether the current scheduling model is sustainable long-term.
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