Venus Williams makes furious complaint after crashing out of US Open at 2am
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TL;DR
- Venus Williams criticized US Open organizers for scheduling her first-round match to finish around 2 am.
- The match was delayed, making it the latest start in US Open history, with few spectators remaining.
- Williams lost to Sofia Kenin after failing to convert seven set points in the second-set tie-break.
- The defeat extended Williams' singles losing streak to 15 consecutive matches.
- Questions have been raised about Williams receiving wildcards despite her low world ranking (618th).
- Some commentators believe wildcards should be given to younger, emerging players.
- Others argue that established stars like Williams bring significant value to tournaments.