US Open 2025: How electric New York energy has reignited tennis etiquette debate

The constant noise from horn-honking taxis and sirens. The dazzling lights of the Manhattan skyline. The buzz of millions wandering around 'The City That Never Sleeps'.

The pulsating energy of New York is like no other.

So it is perhaps not surprising there has been a charged atmosphere at this year's US Open.

"New York City tends to bring out a lot of drama," said American fourth seed Jessica Pegula.

"The crowds are pretty crazy. They kind of get everyone riled up.

"And it's the last Grand Slam of the season - your last chance to go deep for a while."

The tension has led to arguments over on-court etiquette - or the lack of it - with net cords, underarm serves and body shots all under scrutiny.

BBC Sport examines the contentious incidents that have sparked debate at Flushing Meadows - and you can tell us what you think about them.

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