The site of the iconic U.S. Open tournament in New York City is getting a makeover. The developers behind the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center said the three-year, $800 million project aims to give the famous tennis championship a more luxurious feel for both fans and athletes.

The United States Tennis Association has announced a £600m transformation of the US Open site, marking the largest infrastructure investment in its history.

At a press conference in midtown Manhattan on Monday afternoon, four-time US Open men’s singles champion John McEnroe, dressed in a pale blue suit and black Nirvana smiley-face socks, spoke frankly—and, yes, fondly—about a newly announced $800 million reimagining of the US Open’s facilities.

The project will be entirely self-funded by the United States Tennis Association (USTA). Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

By her own admission, Emma Raducanu is still inexperienced on clay. The Brit is working on her relationship with the surface, however, reaching the fourth round at the recent Italian Open before taking a late wildcard into Strasbourg. And she’s made a big impression on 18-time Grand Slam champion Chris Evert.

Some impressive improvements are headed for the U.S. Open. This week, U.S. Open unveiled the three-year, $800 million renovation plan for the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium and the historic Billie Jean King National Tennis Center,

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