Carlos Alcaraz Still Irate over 3:30 a.m. US Open Finish: ‘Too Much’
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Carlos Alcaraz still irate over 3:30 a.m. US Open finish: ‘Too much’
Carlos Alcaraz seemed to be sending a message to the U.S. Open when he met with reporters in London on Thursday, calling it “too much” when discussing the early-morning marathon match with Ben Shelton in the quarterfinals.
The Spanish tennis player proposed that the matches end before 11 pm after playing at the US Open the latest game in the history of the tournament
Carlos Alcaraz Calls For End To Late-Night Grand Slam Tennis Matches - Archysport
Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz has called for an end to late-night Grand Slam finishes, arguing that matches ending in the early morning hours place an unfair physical burden on players and hurt audience engagement. Speaking ahead of the Laver Cup in London, the Spanish major champion pointed to his own draining experiences at major tournaments ...
Spanishman Carlos Alcaraz, who is currently competing for the Laver Cup in London, said he would like the matches to be set a time limit, like 11 o’clock at night, so that they don’t end in the morning. Murciano will close this Friday the first day of the tournament playing the doubles match alongside Czech Mensik.
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