U.S. Open broadcasters were reportedly asked to censor reaction to Trump. Fans still booed

Well, you can't say the audience at the U.S. Open isn't engaged.

Raucous fans at the international competition known for its rowdiness have cheered, booed, roared, tossed back honey deuces brimming with vodka, gotten down on one knee to propose, thrown drinks, grabbed hats from children, shouted "sign the baby!" and generally been accused of disrespecting the actual game of tennis in favour of having a boozy good time.

So, one might expect a reaction of some sort to U.S. President Donald Trump showing up for a match in the historically blue state of New York. The U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) reportedly expected it, too.

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According to an internal memo originally obtained by tennis reporting website Bounces, and as reported by m