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World number one Aryna Sabalenka had an unusual interruption during her US Open third-round match, stopping play to alert the umpire to a strong smell of cannabis drifting onto the Louis Armstrong Stadium court.
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Sabalenka → have → court
Sabalenka, who had made a fast start to go 3-0 ahead before securing a straight-sets win against Uzbekistan’s Kamilla Rakhimova, raised the issue during her second service game on Friday, pointing out the smell before play resumed.
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Jackman → make → Benzema
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stars → shine → ?
“Someone is smoking weed,” top seed Sabalenka told umpire Eva Asderaki-Moore as she was serving 30-0 up.
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she → smoke → Moore
“Would you mind to… because it’s so strong.”
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it → mind → ?
Sabalenka later told reporters she was not objecting to anyone enjoying themselves, but asked for the smoking to be kept away from the court.
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smoking → tell → court
“I was like, Guys, you can do whatever, you can smoke whatever, you can relax as much as you can, but please to not do it around the tennis courts,” a smiling Sabalenka said.
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you → do → courts
“It’s a bit tricky to handle that smell while you’re trying to compete at your best.”
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you → ’ → best
The odour of cannabis has become a familiar — if unwelcome — feature at Flushing Meadows, with players complaining about the distraction in the past.
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players → become → past
While smoking is not permitted inside the grounds, recreational cannabis is legal for adults 21 and older in New York, and smoke from people in the surrounding Flushing Meadows-Corona Park can drift into the tennis complex and onto the courts.
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smoke → permit → courts
Sabalenka said she had smelled cannabis before during the tournament but never so strongly during a match, with Friday’s wind apparently carrying the odour into the stadium.
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wind → say → stadium
Also, because it was a bit windy,” she said.
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she → say → ?
“I don’t know if it was coming from the crowd or was from the outside because the wind blows it into the stadium.
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wind → know → stadium
“I just hope they are a bit more aware of that stuff,” she added, before laughing when the questions returned to the subject.
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questions → hope → subject
I think there is nothing else to say about weed.
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I → think → weed
I’m just asking people not to smoke it next to the tennis court.”
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I → ask → court
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