Medvedev warns about ‘dangerous’ US Open heat
The HinduDaniil Medvedev overcame suffocating heat and humidity to win his U.S. Open quarterfinal on Wednesday and said it could have been “dangerous” if the three-set match had gone on much longer. Medvedev and fellow Russian Andrey Rublev were so drenched in sweat it looked like they had been dunked in the nearby Hudson River amid a punishing heat wave gripping New York. READ | New mother Osaka targets Grand Slam return at Australian Open “Maybe we could go five sets and it would be ‘fine,’ yeah, we would struggle a little bit next day and it would be fine. “Or we have a person in Yibing Wu who fell down in Washington.” The 23-year-old Wu collapsed on the court amid oppressive heat during the first set of his match at the Washington Open in late July, forcing the Chinese player to retire from the contest in a scary scene.