This is just so bad make it stop Journalist calls for change in tennis rules following US Open semifinal clash between Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe
This is just so bad make it stop - Journalist calls for change in tennis rules following US Open semifinal clash between Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Tennis US Open 2022 News
This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop.
#USOpen191086Tennis needs to codfiy a rule against opponents wearing matching outfits already. This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop.#USOpen "Tennis needs to codfiy a rule against opponents wearing matching outfits already. This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop," he tweeted. Alcaraz and Tiafoe wore different-colored shorts that made viewing a bit easier, as did the fact that the two do not resemble each other. One fan was quick to point out, however, that while players at Wimbledon wore white, no one ever complained. Lesane@Lesane37559211@BenRothenberg How do you manage at Wimbledon?1491@BenRothenberg How do you manage at Wimbledon? While regular viewers may not have been hassled by similar outfits worn by the US Open semifinalists, the occasional viewer may have found it difficult to differentiate the two opponents. The deliberations on social media did throw up some interesting debates, with one individual pointing out that Tiafoe's headband was quite sufficient to identify the American. Diane Cole @dicole24@BenRothenberg They have different shorts and Tiafoe is wearing a headband!!!51@BenRothenberg They have different shorts and Tiafoe is wearing a headband!!!
This is just so bad make it stop - Journalist calls for change in tennis rules following US Open semifinal clash between Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe
By Subhashish Majumdar Modified 10 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe wore matching NIKE outfits during the US Open semifinal Carlos Alcaraz defeated Frances Tiafoe in a five-set marathon to become the second teenager in the Open era to reach the US Open final. Alcaraz, who triumphed 6-7(6), 6-3, 6-1, 6-7(5), 6-3, has a chance to become the youngest-ever World No. 1 if he manages to get past Casper Ruud in the final. The matching Nike outfits that the two semifinalists wore made it difficult for television viewers to ascertain who was at which end even as several classic rallies played out at the Arthur Ashe Stadium. Ben Rothenberg@BenRothenbergTennis needs to codfiy a rule against opponents wearing matching outfits already.This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop.
#USOpen191086Tennis needs to codfiy a rule against opponents wearing matching outfits already. This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop.#USOpen "Tennis needs to codfiy a rule against opponents wearing matching outfits already. This is just so bad for TV, even if these two guys in this match-up physically don't look much alike. Make it stop," he tweeted. Alcaraz and Tiafoe wore different-colored shorts that made viewing a bit easier, as did the fact that the two do not resemble each other. One fan was quick to point out, however, that while players at Wimbledon wore white, no one ever complained. Lesane@Lesane37559211@BenRothenberg How do you manage at Wimbledon?1491@BenRothenberg How do you manage at Wimbledon? While regular viewers may not have been hassled by similar outfits worn by the US Open semifinalists, the occasional viewer may have found it difficult to differentiate the two opponents. The deliberations on social media did throw up some interesting debates, with one individual pointing out that Tiafoe's headband was quite sufficient to identify the American. Diane Cole @dicole24@BenRothenberg They have different shorts and Tiafoe is wearing a headband!!!51@BenRothenberg They have different shorts and Tiafoe is wearing a headband!!!