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By Sep 09, 2024In making a muscular show of support for Ukraine at the US Open, the USTA chooses a third way
A spotlight on Ukraine may make some players uncomfortable, but if it shocks them out of their complacency, it’s a win
Published Aug 09, 2022
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This year's Billie Jean King Cup tie between the United States and Ukraine, in Asheville, N.C., was a show of support for the war-torn nation. This year's US Open, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, promises to be another.
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Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal have said that they'll participate in a pre-tournament exhibition to help raise funds for Ukraine's cause. It remains to be seen if any Russian or Belarusian players—who will be allowed to compete in the US Open—will join them.
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