MUMBAI, April 16 — The United States Tennis Association expects to make a decision about the US Open in June and is also planning to provide some US$15 million (RM65.2 million) in assistance to tennis bodies struggling due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the New York Times reported today. The tennis...
Evening sets over Arthur Ashe Stadium during the US Open tennis championships in New York on August 30, 2013. — Reuters pic
The USTA, organisers of the US Open, have said they were currently going ahead with plans to host the hardcourt Grand Slam in New York as scheduled from August 31-September 14. An indoor tennis facility at the site of the US Open is currently serving as a temporary hospital due to the medical crisis in New York.
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