Serena swan song is most-watched tennis match in seven years

The match averaged a 4.8 in million viewers and peaked towards the end of the match at 6.9 million viewers.

Nick played like garbage. He lost to Karen?😂😂😂😂😂

So much hype and nothing!

I can't believe Casper is one win away from #1. Ridiculous!!!

 

Frances Tiafoe vs. Rafael Nadal Monday Sept. 5 - Extended Highlights

Can't remember the last time I enjoyed a loss this much.  Ban him!!!!!

 

 

Is Sabalenka actually doing ok with closing out matches? Wow.

I’m actually somewhat excited about the prospects for a new USO champion on both the ATP and WTA sides. The remaining contenders are all relatively accomplished players who’ve been discussed as potential major singles champions at some point in their careers (not to mention two-time RG champ Swiatek—even Khachanov has a Masters title). This year, we don’t have relative randoms like Raducanu or Fernandez (which was fun in its own way—Leylah had a Slam on the juniors circuit, which isn’t the same) or even a doubles specialist like Krejcikova suddenly redlining at Roland Garros.

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Yikes! 

 

 

27 minutes ago, ChitHappens said:

Yikes! 

 

 

Oh dear. How much if anything will she walk away with, if true?

Frances is smoking Rublev in these TBs.

Rublev going thru it...

 

 

I cannot remember if I went to bed or not.  I think I did.  Woke up, and the match was still going on at 2:15, LOLLL.

Just now, Fevuh said:

I cannot remember if I went to bed or not.  I think I did.  Woke up, and the match was still going on at 2:15, LOLLL.

I just wonder if Alcaraz will have enough in the tank for Frances. He’s young and spry, but that has to be taxing for anyone.

 

 

In a quarterfinal match that finished at 2:50 a.m., Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner set a record for the latest-ever US Open match. The epic, five-set quarterfinal—which Alcaraz won, 6-3, 6-7(7), 6-7(0), 7-5, 6-3—started on Wednesday night and finished in the early hours of Thursday morning in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The match lasted five hours, 15 minutes—the second-longest US Open match ever—and surpassed the previous record for latest finish of 2:26 a.m., set three times, most recently in 2014.

By starting these matches so late, a lot of people are missing some great tennis. Would’ve loved to watch the Alcarez/Sinner match.  I think they should have one mens match, on Armstrong or Ashe, start at 7pm, then have two womens matches back-to-back at 7pm on the other main court.