Extreme heat at the Australian Open is marring play and has some players questioning the safety of the matches
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- Temperatures at the Australian Open have been well above 100 degrees Farenheit during some matches.
- Notable players like Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Juan Martin del Potro have all questioned the safety of playing in the heat.
- Tournament organizers have a tough call to make between delaying games and not giving advantages to some players.
Some of the tennis best players in the world have questioned the safety of playing matches in the intense heat of Melbourne, Australia, at the Australian Open.
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