Craig Tiley may have a problem as locker-room discontent, surging ticket prices, an influx of influencers and the waft of weed threaten to turn the US Open into tennis's 'Unhappy Slam'.
Late-night scheduling is suddenly the least of Tiley's concerns as the former Tennis Australia supremo contends with player and fan backlash of a different kind.
After 20 years as Australian Open boss, Tiley is presiding over his first US Open after taking on the USTA chief executive role.