Whopping 1,000,000 Record Ends US Open on a High as Unprecedented Benchmark Stamps Tennis’ Dominance

On the competitive American tennis courts, several records are carved in history, and legends are forged. The 2023 US Open stands as a remarkable testament to the passionate energy for tennis. This three-week spectacle, crossing qualifiers and the headliner, rose above assumptions. The event broke participation records and made a permanent imprint on the game’s celebrated heritage. The finals, which are the crescendo of any Grand Slam, saw an unprecedented turnout.

The final match will always be carved in the archives of tennis history, for the triumph as well as for the participation numbers. US Open set the bar high, in markable participation numbers as well as prize money.

The success of the 2023 US Open resounds with spectacular records and unprecedented turnouts

The tournament resonated with echoes of the ‘Sold Out’ event and the deafening praise at notable finals. It highlighted that tennis remains a predominant power in the domain of sports. With a colossal $65 million award pool, it remains the biggest among tennis’ four majors. This satchel of wealth gave a definitive impetus to tennis superstars to take a stab at excellence.

Rising stars like Coco Gauff and Serbian champion Novak Djokovic each procured a significant $3 million for their triumph. With nearly a million fans gracing its courts, the US Open has asserted its dominance in sports. The tournament shared the groundbreaking news on Instagram with its devoted fans.

On their fan-loved Instagram account, they shared the attendance record of 957,387 with a grateful caption. It posted, “Thank you fans! 😤”. This motion, while brief, exemplifies the significant connection between the US Open and its devoted fans.  It’s an update that, past the records, the fans reinvigorate this notable tournament.

As the sun sets on this memorable edition, tennis fans anxiously expect the next saga in the enamoring adventure of the US Open. While the tournament has set new guidelines for participation and fervor, it has not been without its controversies.

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Amidst the energizing matches and cheering groups, a tempest of contention blended on social media.

US Open faces backlash and accusations of misinformation over Novak Djokovic’s historic win

There was a whirlwind of celebration following Novak Djokovic‘s historic 24th Grand Slam victory at the US Open. Yet, the tournament’s official page found itself entangled in a web of controversy. The accolades poured in, lauding Djokovic’s achievement as he equaled Margaret Court’s record for major titles, securing his place in tennis history.

However, in their enthusiasm to celebrate, an inadvertent and glaring error was made by the US Open’s social media team. It was an error that would not go unnoticed by the ardent fans of Roger Federer. This mishap ignited a firestorm of backlash as fans called out the tournament for sharing incorrect information regarding Djokovic’s age.

The oldest Grand Slam winner in the annals of tennis history remains Ken Rosewall. He is an Australian icon who graced the sport for a remarkable 27 years, a feat unimaginable in his era. What adds an intriguing layer to this narrative is the fact that Rosewall clinched the 1972 Australian Open title when he was 37 years and 2 months old, marking his last Grand Slam triumph.

This oversight in the US Open’s post magnified their blunder, as they mistakenly hailed Djokovic, who won at 36 years and 3 months, as the oldest Grand Slam champion.

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