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Andy Murray criticized the scheduling at the US Open, labeling it as 'amateurish' and a 'total mess' following record late finishes, including Zheng Qinwen's fourth-round match against Donna Vekic that ended at 2:15 AM. This match marked the latest finish for a women's match in the tournament's history, and it began late due to delays caused by earlier matches, including a lengthy encounter between Frances Tiafoe and Alexei Popyrin. Despite organizers' claims of implementing policies to prevent late starts, players continue to face grueling schedules that affect their welfare and recovery. Murray, who has experienced similar late finishes in his own career, expressed his disappointment on social media, urging the tennis authorities to address the issue. Fans also voiced their frustration over the scheduling, particularly regarding the recent trend of matches starting after midnight. The controversy highlights ongoing challenges in managing match timings at major tournaments.
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