The Game of Tennis Can be so intriguing, so Exciting, so emotional and many times so tense and all charged up.
One thing that’s common to all players is tenacity and momentum, and most times it usually swings to one player on the other side of the court.
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But one constant element that can swing momentum at any given time is the Weather. Yeah!!
over the years top players have suffered shock defeat due to heavy rain down pour and matches been delayed because of it.
This Year at the U.S Open 2016, that Problem as finally been solved on the center Court as it now has a roof over it and takes just 7 minutes to open and close come rain come sunshine.
According to Baseline Tennis:
The new Arthur Ashe Stadium roof has arrived, making the New York City Slam the third major to have protection from the elements for the players (and fans).
The likes of Rafael Nadal and Garbine Muguruza are already in the city, practicing under the $150 million, 6,500-ton steel cover.
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