Taylor Fritz addresses influencer behavior at the US Open
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 1:00 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Taylor Fritz has weighed in on the recent controversy surrounding influencers at the US Open, where their actions drew criticism from players. Around 100 influencers were invited to enhance audience engagement, but many disrupted matches while focusing on social media. Fritz expressed support for influencers if they adhere to proper match etiquette, arguing their presence can help attract new fans. He emphasized the importance of understanding basic etiquette at tennis events. Despite a disappointing third-round exit at the US Open, Fritz prepares to compete at the Laver Cup in London, where he will represent Team World alongside other notable players.
- •Around 100 influencers were invited to the US Open.
- •Fritz supports influencers if they respect match etiquette.
- •Naomi Osaka also urged influencers to adhere to tennis etiquette.
- •Fritz suffered a third-round exit at the US Open.
- •He is set to compete for Team World at the Laver Cup.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Taylor Fritz suggests if he thinks influencers are good for tennis after criticism at the US Open
"Taylor Fritz has joined the debate on influencers in tennis after many came under fire for their behavior at the US Open. Around 100 influencers...
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