US Open to consider schedule changes after late finishes in 2026

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

US Open to consider schedule changes after late finishes in 2026
Summary

The US Open is contemplating changes to its schedule following late finishes during the 2026 tournament, where the latest match ended at 3:33 am. Former champion Andy Roddick shared that discussions are underway to address this issue, suggesting a potential committee might be convened to explore solutions. Roddick proposed varying match venues to lessen late finishes by reducing pressure on Arthur Ashe Stadium, where all quarter-finals were held this year. His comments reflect growing concerns among players and fans regarding match duration and timing, with expectations for adjustments before the 2027 tournament.

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  • 2026 US Open featured matches finishing as late as 3:33 am.
  • Andy Roddick indicates changes are likely for the 2027 tournament.
  • All quarter-finals were scheduled on Arthur Ashe Stadium this year.
  • Roddick suggested scheduling matches at different venues to avoid late finishes.
  • The US Open has faced criticism over match timing and scheduling practices.
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  • 1:00 PMYahoo SportsThe US Open considering making change in 2027 to stop exceptionally late finishes, ‘I know this for sure’
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This year’s US Open featured several matches that finished late into the night. The latest finish at the 2026 US Open was 3.33 am, after...

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