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Learning all about Louis Armstrong Stadium

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Aug 24, 2018

This year, the US Open will reveal its newly renovated Louis Armstrong Stadium. For nearly 40 years, the stadium has been the spot for spectacle and incredible points and matches. This year will hopefully bring even more extraordinary tennis, along with the added seating capacity and retractable roof.

Qualifying matches have been played in Louis Armstrong Stadium this week, with the main draw debut set for Monday. In preparation, test yourself on its history.

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