Hit by Stefanos Tsitsipas. Absolutely. In every sense, figuratively and literally (physically). All seasoned with anger at himself and everything around him, from his father and coach, Apostle, in the tournament, the ATP Masters 1000 in Canada, and Tunisia. Yes, the Maghreb country also received indirectly.
Although he was the most affected, as he had a bad time which ended up losing (6-4 and 6-4) against Japan. Kei Nishikori coming out of his many injuries and 576 in the world.
Tsitsipas, 25 years old and world No. 11, was already shaking when he felt he was about to slip away in the first set. After several verbal arguments with Apostolos, he stopped serve to invite his father to leave the stands. The delay earned him a notice for exceeding service hours.
He reacted briefly, but it only served to build the score, making it a more decent 6-4. In the second with 3-2 and serve Nishikori40-30, game for Japan because Tsitsipas lost and hit the floor of the tournament that will be held in Montreal this season.
During the break he took the opportunity to throw a dart about the state of the surface. “This is unacceptable, it’s like we’re playing Tunisian Futures.” The category is the professional Third Division. According to his words, he also does not like the playing conditions in the African country. However, he did not compete there for a long time.
Source: La Verdad
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