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nypost.com > 09/06/2026 > opinion > entitled-influencers-are-ruining-the-us-open-for-real-fans

Entitled influencers are ruining the US Open for real fans

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (670+ words) The lasting image of this year’s US Open won’t be one of any international superstar tennis player triumphantly hoisting a handcrafted Tiffany trophy in the air. Rather it will be of an unidentified, fed-up fan covering his face with his…...

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nypost.com > 09/03/2026 > sports > us-open-posts-warning-to-fans-as-influencer-drama-swirls

US Open posts warning to fans as influencer drama swirls

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (213+ words) It came after a chair umpire had to pause the first-round match between Naomi Osaka and Anastasia Zakharova on Monday due to an overzealous group of influencers in a suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium. A viral video showed a bunch…...

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nypost.com > 09/03/2026 > lifestyle > diy-us-open-merch-homemade-tennis-shirts-art-and-posters

Exclusive | Die-hard US Open fans are making — and selling— their own tennis merch: ‘Feels like Christmas’

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1327+ words) As tennis fever descends on New York, superfans are skipping the official merch tent in favor of something far more personal — and less expensive: homemade US Open-inspired clothes and artwork. From hand-painted tributes to tennis legends to beaded racket designs…...