On Wednesday, hundreds of face-value tickets appeared on Ticketmaster. The United States Tennis Association said it periodically releases tickets it holds for a variety of reasons.
Category: United States Open (Tennis)
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The U.S. Open Has Been Quietly Releasing Tickets for Its Popular Tournament
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