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Louis Armstrong Stadium

Louis Armstrong Stadium

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Sep 16, 2026

Chris RussoGUEST
7:38
I mean, you know, having Alcarez and Shelton play the 3.30 in the morning is beyond dumb.
Chris RussoGUEST
7:45
Supposedly, they don't want to put a quarterfinal in the Louis Armstrong Stadium because they don't have any luxury boxes.
Chris RussoGUEST
7:51
So that's why those two played so late at night.
Chris RussoGUEST
7:54
I would have argued if that's the case, which is a joke, We'll then play Alcarez at 730 and let Pagula play at midnight because Pagula is not going to move the needle while Alcarez and Shelton will.
Olean Reads

Olean Reads

USA Today Tuesday

Sep 15 · 1 Mention

David FrothinghamNARRATOR
82:07
final for his second major title this year.
David FrothinghamNARRATOR
82:10
A pro Shelton contingent crowd of 24,000 at Arthur Ashe Stadium was left disappointed as the drought since Andy Roddick's September 7, 2003, Shelton was born nearly 11 months earlier, U.S. Open victory over Juan Carlos Ferrero will now extend past the 8,407 days since the International Tennis Hall of Famer lifted the trophy at Louis Armstrong Stadium.
David FrothinghamNARRATOR
82:37
Quote, we went 30 years without winning a Grand Slam title.
David FrothinghamNARRATOR
82:42
Now we won two in the span of three months, Varev said on September 13th, referring to Boris Becker, the last German man to win a major title with his 1996 Australian Open win.
David LeongHOST
16:49
And...
David LeongHOST
16:50
Really, the outside courts are where it's at because all these complaints about influencers, usually it's their behavior inside Arthur Ashe Stadium or Louis Armstrong Stadium.
David LeongHOST
16:59
But the outside courts, you get to be up and close and personal with the players.
David LeongHOST
17:03
You're crowded in with all these other fans.
HG NelsonHOST
23:52
Now,
Roy SlavenHOST
23:53
look, the match was being played, I think, in Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Cedric SumpNARRATOR
23:59
I mean, Louis
Roy SlavenHOST
23:59
Armstrong.
Robbie LulaHOST
3:41
That was on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Robbie LulaHOST
3:43
They also have Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Robbie LulaHOST
3:44
They have enough stadium space to get matches going so these things don't end after midnight.
Robbie LulaHOST
3:49
It's just a completely unacceptable waste of what could have been, and maybe still will be, but could have been the biggest moment in American men's tennis in over a decade.
NickHOST
38:23
I can look that up in just a second.
NickHOST
38:24
Then there's the... louis armstrong stadium which is smaller and critically has less luxury boxes which tend frustratingly at these events to go almost entirely empty which gives ashley
JustinHOST
38:41
louis armstrong is and i assume the the jazz trumpeter
NickHOST
38:46
i'll be so real with you my guy i don't know let me look it up
JustinHOST
38:51
Because, like, I have no doubt that he certainly spent some time in New York City, but that's not the city I associate him with.
NickHOST
39:02
Oh.
NickHOST
39:03
Hey, the Louis Armstrong Stadium at the US Open is named after the legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong because he lived for the final three decades of his life in the nearby neighborhood of Corona, Queens, just down the road from the tournament's home in Flushing Meadows, Corona Park.
NickHOST
39:17
Armstrong and his wife, Lucille, lived from 1943 until 1971, and their home is now a museum there.
Tumaini CarayolHOST
52:49
They...
Tumaini CarayolHOST
52:50
Why weren't, um, Navarro and Pegula on, uh, the, the second court on, on Louis Armstrong Stadium?" Which is, you know, that, that, that wasn't gonna happen.
Tumaini CarayolHOST
52:59
I also, honestly, if, if I were a scheduler, I'd, I'd wr- I'd put Shelton, Alcaraz on, on Louis Armstrong before Pegula and Navarro because I'm not pissing off two billionaires.
Tumaini CarayolHOST
53:08
[laughs] I am not, I am not gonna be a victim of two bill- billionaire.
Graham CouchHOST
10:59
It's, it's just you have two women's matches on, uh, on night, or you have one men's match on the center court.
Graham CouchHOST
11:05
And then you also use Louis Armstrong Stadium, which is an incredible venue.
Graham CouchHOST
11:10
And it's, it's...
Graham CouchHOST
11:11
And if, yeah, it, it, it makes the ticket not as great there because you're not getting everything in one arena.
Graham CouchHOST
10:15
It, it's just you have two women's matches on, uh, on night, or you have one men's match on the center court.
Graham CouchHOST
10:21
And then you also use Louis Armstrong Stadium, which is an incredible venue.
Graham CouchHOST
10:25
And it's, it's...
Graham CouchHOST
10:27
And if, yeah, it, it, it makes the ticket not as great there because you're not getting everything in one arena.
Carolyn BryanHOST
29:26
And it was just very cool to be part of that environment because she is Filipino and the Philippines goes hard for her.
Carolyn BryanHOST
29:32
And so to see all the signs in Louis Armstrong Stadium, which is the second largest stadium, was very cool to see.
Carolyn BryanHOST
29:39
Then on Friday,
Danielle BryanHOST
29:40
I went for the day again

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