Grand Slam schedule debate returns after another late-night finish
A match finishing after 3 a.m. has renewed calls for changes to night-session scheduling at the majors.
Tennis is again talking about its clock, after a marathon match ended long after most fans had gone to bed.
Key takeaways
- Match finished after 3 a.m. local time
- Players calling for start-time limits
- Organizers citing broadcast contracts
What happened
Players, coaches and broadcasters have called for limits on start times for night sessions, while organizers point to ticketing and TV commitments.
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Why it matters
Late finishes affect player recovery and fan experience, and governing bodies are under pressure to act before next season.
A match finishing after 3 a.m. has renewed calls for changes to night-session scheduling at the majors.
SportMedia Tennis desk
What to watch next
- Proposals from the player council
- Scheduling changes at upcoming majors
- Broadcaster responses
