Wind Plays a Significant Factor at U.S. Open

Sept. 5 -- The 25 mph winds whipping through the U.S. Open complex forced many adjustments from the players, as some accomplished that goal better than others.

But through the first week, nothing seemed to bother the players as much as the wind-tunneled courts. Their shots hooked and curled on the opposite sides of the alley. Players bent into awkward stances to adjust their returns. Tosses on serves skidded out of control.

Unsurprisingly, among the best to adjust was Roger Federer, who made changed to line of vision, hooking balls toward the lines instead of punching them right at the corner and advancing to the next round.

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