US EditionPresident Donald Trump Will Watch the US Open Men's Final From Rolex's Suite, AP Source Says
Donald Trump returns to the US Open men's final as an official guest, marking his first attendance at the tournament since 2015 and continuing his recent presence at major sports events.
- On Friday, the United States Tennis Association confirmed former US President Donald Trump will attend the men's singles final at the US Open in New York on Sunday.
- Before his political career, Donald Trump regularly attended the US Open during his years living in New York, but his appearances stopped during the first year of his presidency.
- From a private suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium, Flushing Meadows, Donald Trump will watch the match as an official guest; the Trump Organization historically held a nearby suite next to the broadcast booth.
- The trip comes ahead of other reported New York outings, including a New York Yankees home game in the Bronx and the Ryder Cup in Bethpage later this month; Trump was reportedly booed attending a women's match with Melania Trump previously.
- His return continues a recent pattern of major sports attendance, including the Super Bowl in New Orleans and UFC fights, signaling a sustained pattern during his second term.
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The United States Tennis Association has instructed broadcasters to avoid airing coverage of President Donald Trump’s appearance at the US Open over fears of negative crowd reactions. The president is expected to attend the US Open Men’s Singles Final at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens on Sunday, but networks covering the event have been asked to censor his reception. “With respect to Broadcast Coverage, the President will be shown on the World Fe…
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President Donald Trump will watch US Open men’s singles final from Rolex suite, AP source says
NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump will watch the U.S. Open men’s final from Rolex’s suite in Arthur Ashe Stadium, a person with knowledge of the details said Saturday.
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