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US Open Scheduling and Finances
The article discusses the scheduling issues at tennis's Grand Slam tournaments, particularly the late start times for matches at the US Open. Organizers prioritize evening sessions to maximize revenue from ticket sales and TV rights, which can lead to matches ending very late, disrupting players' routines and conditioning. Players and critics have voiced concerns over the impact of such scheduling on performance and well-being, and ongoing disputes between players and organizers regarding revenue sharing and match scheduling continue without resolution.
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