Spaniard Rafael Nadal and seed number 2 started a series of complaints over wet courts at Flushing Meadows.
Britain’s Andy Murray and US Andy Roddick joined Nadal’s objection. The tennismen reacted with anger because the US Open officials forced them to play despite the dangerous prospects offered by the slippery courts.
The defending champion particularly blamed the officials for placing interest in front of safety. Nadal was trailing 3-0 to Gilles Muller from Luxembourg at Arthur Ashe Stadium when weather condition worsened and misting rain constrained players to leave court.
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In the end Rafael Nadal managed to beat Muller in 3 straight sets 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-5), 6-0 and thus progressed to the US Open semifinals.
Video: Nadal interview over rain delay US Open 2011 quarterfinal