Can Yannik defend his title?
Carlos leads the series 9-5, with both splitting the last 2 slams
Carlos leads the series 9-5, with both splitting the last 2 slams
If Carlos wins, I wonder if Trump will try to befriend him as a fellow golfer. Poor kid will have to navigate some stuff!President Donald Trump is expected to attend the US Open's Mens final on Sunday, his first appearance at the tournament since 2015.
Source. The Athletic.Sept 5.
If Sergio is in the crowd again, he can ignore TrumpIf Carlos wins, I wonder if Trump will try to befriend him as a fellow golfer. Poor kid will have to navigate some stuff!
If Sergio is in the crowd again, he can ignore Trump




Last time he went to the Open, in 2015, he got booed. Broadcasters are being asked not to show it, if he does again, or if there are any other disruptions.President Donald Trump is expected to attend the US Open's Mens final on Sunday, his first appearance at the tournament since 2015.
Source. The Athletic.Sept 5.
I don't know why the women's final was a 4pm, and the men's is at 2pm, (except maybe for the men's doubles before,) but I don't see how 4pm is better than 2pm, as NFL games are all day long. I still don't think it matters that there is football tomorrow. But a Monday final is a terrible idea! People do have to work.The 2 pm ET start time on Sunday is stupid. It interferes with the 1 pm ET block of opening week NFL games. There's a reason why last year's US Open men's final was the lowest rated ever, despite having an American player in it. Either bring back the traditional 4 pm ET starting time, or make the final on Monday (ESPN has the rights to MNF, so a Monday final would be a perfect lead-in). The Monday final worked well in 2008-15.
Anyways, I expect Alcaraz to win the final. He hasn't dropped a set all tournament. Jannik is going to face a pressure he has never faced before. If you don't believe me, ask Djokovic. He never repeated as US Open Champion.
I did read he got booed, anyway I am not interested in getting into a politics here isnt there a separate post for that at TFLast time he went to the Open, in 2015, he got booed. Broadcasters are being asked not to show it, if he does again, or if there are any other disruptions.
He'll be in the Rolex box. I doubt he'll come out of it. The added security will likely be a drag for spectators. They should go early.
I'm just commenting on the practicalities of having him there, and the pressure on the broadcasters to basically censor. Yes, there is a thread for US politics. But the stray remark will be made. You are the one who told us he'd be attending.I did read he got booed, anyone I am not interested in getting into a politics here isnt there a separate post for that at TF
I wont come onto the the live match call if there is btw.
I was reporting the news okayI'm just commenting on the practicalities of having him there, and the pressure on the broadcasters to basically censor. Yes, there is a thread for US politics. But the stray remark will be made. You are the one who told us he'd be attending.![]()
Roger Federer remains the last player to defend his USO title in 2008, so you can forget about Djokovic!The 2 pm ET start time on Sunday is stupid. It interferes with the 1 pm ET block of opening week NFL games. There's a reason why last year's US Open men's final was the lowest rated ever, despite having an American player in it. Either bring back the traditional 4 pm ET starting time, or make the final on Monday (ESPN has the rights to MNF, so a Monday final would be a perfect lead-in). The Monday final worked well in 2008-15.
Anyways, I expect Alcaraz to win the final. He hasn't dropped a set all tournament. Jannik is going to face a pressure he has never faced before. If you don't believe me, ask Djokovic. He never repeated as US Open Champion.
I think Djoke might have done it one year. But honestly, I don't see either one doing this tomorrow. Usually their matches go 4 or 5 sets.when was the last time a player won the US open men's singles without conceding a set?
Alcaraz could do this, tomorrow.
Thanks Keli, I have decided to watch the match in peace with my 2 cats, oops and my husband I forget he was homeno worries about political remarks. Any posted in the match thread will be deleted going forward. Giving everyone fair warning. Take that stuff to the political thread.
We've heard you mention this before many times. I don't agree with the Monday final. It was a horrible idea when they did it and I hope it never returns. No one is watching a final on a Mon. As Mox said, folks in NY have to work. The 4pm start used to put it up against the NFL late games. There are only 3-4 late games as the rest are played early. 4pm would be better than 2pm when they are going against the brunt of the early games and the RedZone. 7pm would be even better as they would only have to go up against 1 game that airs at 8pm on NBC.The 2 pm ET start time on Sunday is stupid. It interferes with the 1 pm ET block of opening week NFL games. There's a reason why last year's US Open men's final was the lowest rated ever, despite having an American player in it. Either bring back the traditional 4 pm ET starting time, or make the final on Monday (ESPN has the rights to MNF, so a Monday final would be a perfect lead-in). The Monday final worked well in 2008-15.
Anyways, I expect Alcaraz to win the final. He hasn't dropped a set all tournament. Jannik is going to face a pressure he has never faced before. If you don't believe me, ask Djokovic. He never repeated as US Open Champion.