New York, the city that never sleeps, is hosting one of the biggest tennis events in the world. However, this nightlife comes with specific costs for US Open stars like Ben Shelton and Alexander Zverev. With semifinals taking place at late hours, these players are battling the consequences of long nights and fatigue.
Challenges of Sleep and Focus
Ben Shelton, a young and talented tennis player, mentioned in an interview that getting enough sleep is a serious challenge for him. He says, "After long matches, falling asleep at 6:45 AM is really hard. Especially when I need to perform my best on the court." This issue is not exclusive to Shelton; the more experienced Alexander Zverev has also expressed concerns about the effects of fatigue on his focus and performance.
Does Fatigue Affect Championship?
Competing in the US Open semifinals requires high concentration and physical readiness. However, the fatigue from long matches and lack of sufficient sleep can easily impact the game of these two tennis players. Zverev states, "We need to prepare ourselves for these challenges and learn how to cope with the pressure of sleep and competition stress." In this situation, both players must carefully plan to manage the fatigue from late nights.
It seems that the US Open is not only a physical competition for the players but also a psychological challenge. Can Ben Shelton and Alexander Zverev overcome these challenges and achieve victory?
