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Carlos Alcaraz criticized the late finish of his US Open quarterfinal match against Ben Shelton, which ended at 3:33 a.m., the latest in the tournament's history. He expressed concerns about the impact on athlete recovery and noted that earlier start times could have attracted more viewers. USTA director Craig Tiley defended the scheduling, stating that the length of matches is unpredictable.
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Carlos Alcaraz criticized the late finish of his US Open quarterfinal match against Ben Shelton, which ended at 3:33 a.m., the latest in the tournament's history. He expressed concerns about the impact on athlete recovery and noted that earlier start times could have attracted more viewers. USTA director Craig Tiley defended the scheduling, stating that the length of matches is unpredictable.
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