America Tennis Affiliation (USTA) reportedly made a controversial request previous to President Donald Trump’s 2025 US Open look.
In accordance with an electronic mail obtained by Bounces, the affiliation requested broadcasters to censor any crowd response, be it boos or cheers, to Trump’s attendance on the Sunday, September 7, US Open males’s remaining between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.
“With respect to Broadcast Protection, the President will probably be proven on the World Feed and the Ashe Courtroom Feed through the opening anthem ceremony,” the e-mail reportedly learn partially. “We ask all broadcasters to chorus from showcasing any disruptions or reactions in response to the President’s attendance in any capability, together with ENG [Electronic News Gathering] protection.”
The e-mail reportedly additionally included the USTA’s US Open social media coverage and “speaking factors and extra details relating to the President’s go to.” The one speaking level connected, in line with the outlet, was an announcement saying that “President Trump is planning to observe the US Open Males’s Singles Remaining from a set as a sponsor visitor.”
Regardless of the reported request, followers could possibly be heard loudly booing and cheering because the president was proven outdoors of the Rolex field, waving to the group. He shortly stepped again contained in the field to observe the finals match, which was scheduled to start at 2:00 pm EST however was considerably delayed on account of intensive safety measures.
“On account of the safety measures in place, and to make sure that followers have further time to get to their seats, we’ve pushed the beginning time of at the moment’s match to 2:30 pm EST,” the official X account for the US Open posted on Sunday. Further social media posts confirmed footage of lengthy traces outdoors varied safety checkpoints across the stadium.

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“Not the seats we’d deliberate on,” one fan wrote via X, together with a photograph displaying an extended queue of individuals ready to get via safety to attend the match.
This 12 months’s US Open has featured just a few controversial moments. On August 29, Polish CEO Peter Szczerk went viral after he was caught on digital camera snatching a hat initially given to a younger boy by Polish tennis participant Kamil Majchrzak.
After important on-line backlash, Szczerk issued an apology to the kid.
“As we speak I do know that I did one thing that regarded like I intentionally took a memento from a baby,” the businessman wrote through Instagram. “It wasn’t my intention, however that doesn’t change the truth that I harm the boy and upset the followers.”
Szczerk, the CEO of Drogruk, a Polish firm specializing in paving and landscaping options, continued, “The cap was given to the boy, and an apology is as a result of household. I hope that I’ve at the very least partially repaired the hurt.”