Alcaraz Wants End to Late-Night Matches at Grand Slams
The world number three said matches ending at 3:33 a.m. hurt players, stadium crowds and television audiences.
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Alcaraz wants end to late-night matches at Grand Slams
Alcaraz's reign as US Open champion was shattered by Ben Shelton in a five-set thriller that finished at 3.33am local time in New York. The quarter-final started on a Tuesday evening and finally came to a conclusion after four hours and 28 minutes on a Wednesday morning in the latest finish in US Open history. The cut-off for matches at Wimbledon is 11pm local time, but the US Open, French Open and Australian Open do not have an alloted time to …
Carlos Alcaraz reveals reason for US Open loss smile
Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Why He Smiled After Heartbreaking US Open Defeat to Shelton Carlos Alcaraz stunned the tennis world at the US Open by smiling after a grueling five-set loss to Ben Shelton, a reaction that left many puzzled given the high stakes and the bitter heartbreak of a super tie-break defeat. Now, speaking from London ahead of the Laver Cup starting September 25, the Spanish prodigy has finally explained the reasons behind his unexp…
LONDON (ANP/AFP) - If it were up to Carlos Alcaraz, no more night tennis matches would be played at Grand Slam tournaments. The Spanish top tennis player said this to reporters in London on Thursday ahead of this coming weekend's battle for the Laver Cup. Alcaraz, who this season months...
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