Rain interrupts the day once again in Cincinnati

le 13/08/2025 à 21h22

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After several days of intense heat, rain has made its presence felt in Cincinnati since yesterday.

The day's schedule had already been adjusted, as some matches from yesterday could not be completed.

But rain quickly arrived in Ohio, causing interruptions in the matches between Sinner and Mannarino (6-4, 1-2), Shelton and Bautista Agut (7-6, 1-2), and Tauson and Kudermetova (6-3, 6-7, 3-5).

Play is currently expected to resume at 4:30 PM local time, which is 10:30 PM in France.

Dernière modification le 13/08/2025 à 22h05

Sinner J • 1

Mannarino A • Q

Shelton B • 5

Bautista Agut R

Tauson C • 16

Kudermetova V

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Mannarino Adrian

69e, 817 points

Shelton Ben

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