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'Too quick to cancel' - Lapthorne urges US Open re-think

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Wheelchair events will not take place at the US Open in 2024 because of a scheduling clash with the Paralympics. Andy Lapthorne is a two-time quad singles champion at Flushing Meadows. The total prize money pot for the wheelchair events in 2023 was $1.4m, compared to $44.7m for men's and women's singles.

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'Too quick to cancel' - Lapthorne urges US Open re-think

Andy Lapthorne calls for a solution after the US Open's decision not to hold wheelchair events in 2024 because of a scheduling clash with the Paralympics.

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