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As the U.S. Open unfolds in New York, the city’s late-summer heatwave is pushing tennis players to their physical limits, highlighting the challenges of competing in sweltering conditions. The oppressive combination of high temperatures and stifling humidity has prompted concerns about the well-being of athletes on the court and the comfort of fans in the stands. This year’s U.S. Open has seen New York’s mercury levels consistently climb into the 90s, accompanied by humidity levels exceeding 50 percent, as per a report from Axios. On the hallowed courts of Arthur Ashe Stadium, where the tournament’s most intense battles take place, players have described the conditions as nothing short of

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