The most controversial point in tennis is decided by the change of arbitration without VAR

The long action ended with a loud noise caused by the Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic. In anger and frustration over losing the first set of his match against the American Frances Tiafoe, of the first round of Canada’s Masters 1000 ATP, which will be held this season in Toronto.

Result 14-12 in ‘tiebreak’. When minutes before the chair umpire, the Irishman fergus murphy is considered invalid the achievement of tiafoewhich would have meant 13-13, go ahead with the set.

It was one of the most controversial points in recent times, with a change in refereeing standards without the need for VAR, for review. He himself realized immediately that the regulations said otherwise, and the point should go to Tiafoe.

After a long rally between the two tennis players, the forehand attack of Raonic press the network tape. The ball fell, running towards it tiafoewho came up and made a ‘punch’ that crossed the ball with a gentle touch past the Canadian into the net.

However, Tiafoe’s sprint ends with him grabbing and bending over the net. The referee thought at first that he entered the net incorrectly. Making it clear that there was no double bounce, the American returned the ball well.

however, fergus murphy, As he explained to the tennis players and the supervisor, which Raonic claimed, he immediately changed his mind, immediately realizing that Tiafoe had touched and attacked the sector of the doubles network, which would not have appeared in a pure singles network. “It is not a matter of opinion, but the rule,” reaffirmed the referee.

A lesson in regulation for all. And there was another surprise, that the semi-retired Milos Raonic, who has been almost inactive in recent years due to injuries, reversed the bad experience and the game prevailed over Frances Tiafoe.

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