The climate zealots are at it again, this time interrupting a crucial tennis match at the U.S. Open in Queens, New York. Coco Gauff and Karlina Muchova were facing off in a semifinal match when protesters with the words "End Fossil Fuels" interrupted, with one gluing his bare feet to the floor of Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Here’s that genius:

Climate activist glued his feet to the floor at US Open after interrupting the match. #USOpen pic.twitter.com/jsv8TCGzd2

— Jack Ciapciak (@jackciapciak) September 8, 2023

U.S. Open tournament referee Jake Gardner had to come out onto the court, and fans cheered as security guards went into the stands and removed at least two of the miscreants.

Of course, the protesters chanted some unintelligible nonsense, because that’s what climate protesters like to do:

Coco Gauff’s US Open semi-final against Karolina Muchova halted by climate change protestors in the stands. #usopen pic.twitter.com/qded3qEYBN

— Matt Majendie (@mattmajendie) September 8, 2023

The players mostly were unfazed, with Gauff sitting on the bench eating fruit. She eventually got up to hit practice serves. Muchova was visited by a trainer. The pair headed back to the locker room as they waited for the fracas to be dealt with. 

They were in the second set with Gauff 6-4, 1-0 when play was halted. U.S. Open Tennis wrote on their X account Thursday night:

NYPD are in the process of resolving a fan disturbance. Play will resume as soon as possible.

Thank you for your patience.

— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 8, 2023

RedState has covered idiots like this before:

Climate Activists Block Road to Burning Man Festival, Find Out That Nevada Rangers Don't Play Around

Rome's Iconic Trevi Fountain Latest Victim of Crazed Climate Activists

Watch: Fed up British Drivers Respond Accordingly After Eco-Activists Block Traffic on a Busy Roadway

As we've noted in some of these stories, annoyed commuters and other citizens are starting to fight back and often are forcibly removing protesters from roads and other public places. It's only a matter of time before there's a serious incident.

I'm also at a loss to determine what exactly they think they're going to accomplish—do they really think that by pissing off people who probably have paid a pretty penny to attend a tennis match, it's going to have the slightest effect on the climate? Or that by defacing a priceless Van Gogh, they rally people to their cause? They do nothing but make fools out of themselves.

Play eventually resumed after a 50-minute delay, and U.S. Open Tennis posted this just minutes ago:

There it is! Point of the match! pic.twitter.com/6gYcKuTqvm

— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 8, 2023