Record-Breaking Late Finish at US Open Sparks Scheduling Criticism
Zheng Qinwen's victory over Donna Vekić sets a new record for the latest women's match finish, prompting calls for changes to Grand Slam scheduling.
- Zheng Qinwen defeated Donna Vekić at 2:15 a.m., the latest finish in US Open women's match history.
- The match lasted two hours and 50 minutes, starting just before 11:30 p.m. ET.
- Andy Murray criticized the scheduling, calling it 'amateurish' and urging organizers to address the issue.
- Other matches at the tournament have also ended in the early morning, raising concerns about player welfare.
- US Open officials have introduced measures to mitigate late finishes, but challenges remain.