TV networks have said to avoid reactions to the appearance of Trump to Us Open: report

President Donald Trump will attend the final of American singles in the United States on Sunday afternoon, more than 10 years after launching a campaign for the White House for the first time.

The television networks that should broadcast Trump’s arrival at the Flushing Meadows event in New York would have been invited to refrain from broadcasting huts or cheers for him.

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Donald Trump attended the match between Rafael Nadal and Tommy Robredo at the US Open on September 4, 2013. (Jerry Lai / USA TODAY SPORTS)

Rebounds, a Tennis -centered backgroundFirst reported that the US Tennis Association (USTA) had sent the directive to the broadcasters.

“Regarding the coverage broadcast, the president will be shown on the world flow and the thread of the Ashe court during the anthem of the anthem,” read the message. “We ask all the broadcasters to refrain from highlighting the disruptions or reactions in response to the attendance of the president in any way, including the ENG coverage (collection of electronics).”

The USTA said that it regularly asked its diffusers to avoid showing disturbances in the field.

The American male final should take place between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Sinner won the event last year, beating the American Taylor Fritz.

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Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump attend the Sisters Williams at the US Open on September 8, 2015. (Images Jean Catuffe / GC)

The final is expected to take place on ESPN for viewers in the United States ESPN planned to show and recognize the presence of Trump at the US Open and cover the match as usual.

Trump was a spectator in the United States several times. He attended the event in September 2015 with his wife, Melania, for months after announced that he was presented to the presidency the first time. The photos have shown that John McENROE was shaking Trump’s hand.

Trump has attended many sporting events, whether on the countryside or in the White House. He was invited to several UFC fights in 2024. He also attended a Pittsburgh Steelers match on the campaign track.

The former Steelers star, Rocky Bleier, presents a Pittsburgh jersey to President Donald Trump at the work factory of my Valley, on May 30, 2025, in West Mifflin, in Pennsylvania. (AP photo / David Dermer)

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The president will have a large sporting week. He is expected to attend the New York Yankees match next week for the 24th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. He also wrote that he would attend the Ryder Cup at the end of the month.

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