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The Cincinnati tournament suffers a power outage that forces all matches to be paused

Raquel Bermúde… - 11 Aug 2025

The Cincinnati tournament suffers a blackout that forces to pause all games. Photo: Getty.

Just like what happened several months ago in Spain at the Mutua Madrid Open, the Cincinnati 2025 tournament experienced a power outage that forced all ongoing matches to stop. What initially seemed to be a minor issue from the main channel of the tournament ended up causing a general blackout throughout the event. The images coming from there are concerning, with smoke coming from some of the generators.

Power out across some of the grounds it seems! pic.twitter.com/VlObkIb4Ff

— Tony (@tjc05) August 11, 2025

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Cincinnati sufre un apagón que obliga a pausar todos los partidos

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