A Front-Row Seat For Players: Watching Murray’s Epic US Open Comeback
There are no fans at this year’s US Open. But the players have friends, and that could make all the difference. Former World No. 1 Andy Murray battled from two sets down on Tuesday to beat Yoshihito Nishioka in four hours and 39 minutes inside Arthur Ashe Stadium. Although there weren’t 23,000 screaming fans, several ATP Tour stars were spread throughout the stadium watching the Brit’s epic comeback. “That for me was one of the things that helped. It’s rare that you have lots of players watching your match. In some ways that can be a little bit distracting if you look up and...
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