US Open Stadium Feels Different, More Sterile and Artificial

The main stadium at the US Open tennis tournament has undergone changes, leading to a perception of increased sterility and artificiality. The exact nature of these changes is not detailed, but the sentiment suggests a shift in the atmosphere or playing conditions.

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