Donald Trump's arrival at the US Open tennis final in New York caused significant delays and heightened security measures, leading to frustration among fans and empty seats at the start of the match. The United States Tennis Association apologized for the inconvenience, citing the added protocols implemented by the Secret Service, as thousands of spectators faced long lines and strict checks. Trump, accompanied by a large entourage, received a mixed response from the crowd, with both cheers and boos during his appearance at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Despite the disruptions, Carlos Alcaraz triumphed over Jannik Sinner to claim his second Grand Slam title of the year, while Trump watched from a private suite and later signed autographs for fans. The President is expected to attend more major sporting events in New York in the coming days, continuing his visible presence in the sports world during his second term.