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While Manhattan and its attendant pleasures might seem, for the I Just Wet My Plants Unicon Vintage Shirt but in fact I love this players, farther away than ever, lets face it: Most of them kept to themselves during the Open, with their lives revolving around Flushing, anyway—and on a Zoom with the tennis press in advance of the tournament, tournament director Stacey Allister spelled out the comforts they’ve imported to what’s essentially an athlete’s village: “We call it the Manhattan Project—you can’t go to Manhattan, but we’ll bring Manhattan to you,” she said. “There’s a gym, a recovery room, an arcade, a gaming room, a golf simulator, this massive outdoor lounge, food trucks every night. It’s a good vibe.”

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As for the I Just Wet My Plants Unicon Vintage Shirt but in fact I love this on-court drama: With little or no competitive experience in months, expect the players to take a while to find their groove. Translation: upsets. With the withdrawal of Australian champion Bianca Andreescu, world number one Ash Barty, and world number two Simona Halep, Serena Williams grabbed the number-three seed—but her limited return to tennis so far has seen her dropping out in early rounds. An early-round upset wouldn’t be shocking (she could face Sloane Stephens in the third round, and would likely have to make it past Garbine Mugaruza or Madison Keys to advance to the semis)—but neither would a total run-the tables championship, particularly given that she’s found her way to the Open finals in both of the last two years.