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Report: U.S. Open To Proceed As Scheduled, With No Fans

The USTA will hold the '20 U.S. Open "with the support" of the ATP, WTA, major sponsors and TV partner ESPN. The event is "expected to run as originally scheduled" Aug. 31-Sept. 13, "but without spectators" at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, according to sources. Outside forces, such as the path of the virus and global travel restrictions, "may still scuttle the USTA’s plans," and the field "may also be thinner than usual." The decision comes after "lengthy meetings and negotiations with tennis’ other governing bodies" (N.Y. TIMES, 6/15).

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