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Andy Roddick defended the late-night finishes at the U.S. Open following Ben Shelton's five-set victory over Carlos Alcaraz. Roddick acknowledged the challenges of scheduling but emphasized the importance of long matches in tennis. He also recognized the need for a balance between the tournament's tradition and the practical concerns of late-night events.
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Andy Roddick defended the late-night finishes at the U.S. Open following Ben Shelton's five-set victory over Carlos Alcaraz. Roddick acknowledged the challenges of scheduling but emphasized the importance of long matches in tennis. He also recognized the need for a balance between the tournament's tradition and the practical concerns of late-night events.
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US Open winner Andy Roddick defends late finishes amid criticism after Ben Shelton-Carlos Alcaraz thriller
Andy Roddick Defends Late Finishes at US Open Following Shelton-Alcaraz Match