At the U.S. Open, tennis etiquette no longer rules. Some players want that to be the norm - The Athletic

The New York Times·Aug 27

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The US Open is experiencing a shift in traditional tennis etiquette, with some players embracing the change. Reports indicate that the tournament has unique rules for players and spectators, but there are also instances of controversy and drama, including accusations of racism and heated exchanges between players. The event's atmosphere is being described as unusual, with fans also having more freedom to move around in the stands.

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