Tennis Hard Court Drama 2022 | Part 03 | You're 90-Years-Old! | We Need to Teach Him a Lesson!

[@bradleytrerise6063]

Coria is absolutely spot on. Brooksby’s behaviour on the court (general) is disgusting and the fact he keeps getting away with it is awful for tennis. Absolutely not the message to send

[@Ruud_Brouwer]

You're right, although I wonder if part of Coria's reaction was due to him being 3 games behind in the final set But either way, this behaviour is unacceptable

[@cameronbedeau8542]

Coria just wanted a free pass to the next round

[@AAR-ou8nm]

@@cameronbedeau8542 exactly, it's irrelevant if brooksby is dumb and acts recklessly on court, coria just wanted to win the match like that, imo he has no right to complain just play the match

[@michaelfalkner1186]

Brooksby should've been defaulted immediately for hitting the ballboy.

[@sonicmoj1]

Brooksby is an absolute douchebag. Andy Roddick is a saint compared to this goon.

[@jeffbrunswick5511]

Hurkacz showing his true class by not getting upset at all by Karatsev's blatant cheating. Respect.

[@alancosta4760]

There's no cheating Karatsev only fix matches no big deal

[@sekulrtsnfnugg6126]

Proof?

[@ChefPirate7]

Wow Rinderknech so dishonest. Lying clearly and he was believing his lie. This is where things could get worse if the umpire is not totally concentrated

[@dannytran1587]

I don’t understand why they can’t look at the replays. It wastes everyone time

[@niesebatyburski3151]

Hurkacz showed great patience. A class of its own.

[@wrench9103]

He got super mad at the start. He should have just stayed calm. Typical immature tennis player. Babies

[@kajdacci]

@@wrench9103 what? he took a tactical medical on 5-3 and Hubert serving and this is what you call super mad and immature?

[@mrnowak2835]

@@wrench9103 and then you put that outburst into context. It’s his first outburst since he debuted in 2015. That’s one of these in 8 FUCKING YEARS. It really doesn’t make it seem like he’s a cry baby now does it?

[@jeffbrunswick5511]

@@wrench9103 "super mad"......he pointed out that his opponent was basically cheating and sat down. He's a class act Hurkacz, a true gentleman.

[@snakeoilsalesman4087]

@@wrench9103 Hurkacz never complains about anything. He was mad because the russian was cheating. Gamesmanship is frowned upon in tennis. This is not football.

[@jackstar3653]

Medical when an opponent is serving for the match is a disgrace

[@alancosta4760]

And it's a tactic so ordinary in ATP or WTA even in ITF actually hahahahh

[@over1845]

So ordinary in wta

[@CA_I]

He should be fined for that, outrageous thing to do, esp after he held serve easily

[@AinSoph73]

that’s right, give up, take your loss lying down

[@echoes222]

@Tom R funny that there was no "pain" when he was easily winning his serve just a second earlier, eh? So if you still believe it was "pain", I would like to sell you London Bridge ;)

[@onyx081]

I will never understand why players just rant non stop about things like Evans was doing. Yeah it sucks that the bathroom break and change of clothes broke his momentum, but at a certain point you have to get over it, move on and focus on the match.

[@AlexFortunyLlop]

Evans got robbed, he was right

[@MrFrisky777]

@@AlexFortunyLlop Evans is a typical cry baby, that's it

[@jeremyhomschek8620]

I don’t understand it either. He loses some points and starts blaming it on everyone but himself. He does it all the time. Glad he lost.

[@fearsomebunny]

Because some of them have anger issues to begin with and their parents thought sports would be a healthy outlet.

[@lianbergancia]

@@AlexFortunyLlop mind you he can take an advantage of resting while the other one is doing his stuff. Karatsev did not break any rules what he did is legal

[@jamesmcqe9287]

Lost alot of respect for Brooksby after that. Coria was definitely right

[@Checkfins]

He’s been a brat since day 1 on tour

[@alecmorariu6291]

No he wasn’t. Coria lost the match because he was bitching about wanted to win by default. Horrendous excuse from Coria

[@WonderWhatHappened]

@@alecmorariu6291 I like Brooksby, but Coria was right and he should know, his brother has been in several situations like that where he should've been disqualified.

[@falks941]

Why did you ever have respect for Brooksby? He’s an arrogant little brat.

[@colesmith7509]

@@alecmorariu6291 Brooksby should've absolutely been disqualified. Coria was pissed because he was 100% right

[@volley-tennisdsM]

Rindeknech was sooo wrong with his argument

[@Checkfins]

I still have yet to see a single instance where the line call interferes with the player's hit

[@paperboy1711_]

@@Checkfins me neither lol, its practically impossible as well. The line judge would have to make the call before the ball even bounces to really affect the player's strike lmao.

[@aridreams567]

Exactly! He didn't even try to make a play on the ball.

[@ehrenamtlicherehrenmann4152]

He also tried to challenge the ball so the call never interfered with his shot.

[@JoeV03]

The line judge made that call 10 minutes after he decided to let it go out. I would love to see a video of him watching the replay.

[@陳大兔]

Coria is right. The rule have so many grey areas. The same situations, even the same umpire, always different Judgment.

[@lilliedoubleyou3865]

I'm not saying Hubie got *mad*, but this is still the first time I've heard him even talk back.

[@tamasbloch2982]

both him and swiatek are super cool

[@Walkman0007]

This is like a great TV series, you've got Paire and Kyrgios coming back every week. Moutet taking lessions from Paire so it seems....

[@over1845]

Lol moutet is regular here actually.

[@dannytran1587]

Moutet was justified here, ngl

[@bengilman5188]

I 100% agree with coria amd I can’t believe brooksby got away with it

[@lukavasic5775]

The racket didnt even hit the ball boy, coria seems like he just wanted a default win...

[@WivoRN]

Great work! Missed those videos.

[@mika83712]

❤️ these channels are it chief! Wivo, Advocat and Cult tennis man 🥰

[@andrearuini9659]

Is there even been a situation where the supervisor changed the decision taken by the umpire? 😂

[@timsmithtrumpet]

There's been a few times but not usually

[@volley-tennisdsM]

Hsieh-Cibulkova match at Wimbledon

[@TimmyVo734]

Incredibly rare

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

If you round down it comes to zero times.

[@turosfagyi]

We need a compilation of those occasions!

[@DiegoFederer832]

I used to be a brooksby fan, but after he posted that video of humself apologizing to the ball boy on his ig, i lost all respect to him, he rlly pulled a nick kyrgios

[@lukepatten6028]

Even Kygrios then went to meet the kid and give him a racket for his time

[@SweeZ123.]

These are always so much fun!

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

Ash Barty and De Minaur are really the anomalies in terms of Aussie tennis players. It makes sense why Kokkinakis and Kyrgios are such good friends, both do not know how to compose themselves like adults even if they are on the right side of an argument.

[@kamakaziemelon]

Millman is a decent guy as well 😅 just not as good.

[@salez9830]

Agree about Barty's class, but de Minaur can be a jerk, just as Kyrgios or Kokkinakis.

[@SiLatics56]

Rinderknech is talking BS 🤣🤣

[@Zsword92]

17:06 man just needed a bit of airflow. 29° night and probably humid in Acapulco, I feel him.

[@MasterPiBi]

The Rinderknech argument and call of the supervisor got me thinking... has a supervisor ever changed an umpire decision ?

[@MyMrOwn]

Love these! Looking forward to the next one 🎾🎾

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@alancosta4760]

Coria is right, everyone who did hit the ballguys or line umpire or even chair umpire got a default it's the rule why not Brooksby? Because he's in home country obviously

[@harrison3910]

I think the ump made the right call, the racket barely made contact, and the ball boy got out of the way in time. I think begging for a default is not a good look, just keep playing you got the point. But you also have a point if the ump stuck to the rule book extremely technically he definitely had reason to default him.

[@muditsood2814]

Players from US, Western European countries will always have this unfair advantage with them

[@sean9267]

Lol the umpire is Brazilian Carlos Bernardes. Probably the best umpire in the game. However, I still think Brooksby should have been defaulted but where the tournament was played had nothing to do with it.

[@xXChipsAndGravyXx]

@@harrison3910 so whether its a default or not is based on the linemans abiliity to dodge a racket thrown at him, rather than the act of the person throwing the racket? Doesnt make much sense to me

[@harrison3910]

@@xXChipsAndGravyXx yeah bc they have different rules and penalties on racket abuse and hitting someone. It’s impossible to judge intention. So the ump made a judgment call, if sure it’s was a terrible situation and if the ump disqualified him I wouldn’t have said anything. But he didn’t, so that should be that. Like I said begging for a default is always a bad look, just keep playing you already have the upper hand.

[@guiluge]

Theses videos are just absolute delicacies, what a treat :)

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@kineticdeath]

Coria complaining about the racquet throws "2 times in the match" imagine him watching Putintseva, she throws hers 2 times every point

[@HAPPYDUCKize]

towards a person though?

[@falks941]

At him? At a ball kid afterwards? Coria was right and Brooksby should learn some respect.

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

it was because it hit the ballboy.

[@miragowaikar98]

once again, thank you for becoming the highlight of my week before it even starts :)

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@lobogo777]

The Moutet case was interesting. The umpire made a correct call but a wrong reasoning. Arthur was right that it is unacceptable to say that he should have played the ball after an out call. Ump should have said straight away that Arthur left the ball pass and only then came the out call, which actually was the real sequence of events.

[@ErenThorne]

The ref did say that...

[@ErenThorne]

You clearly dont speak french

[@Curze123]

Coria 100% agree.

[@yannickdrmda5295]

Just touching a person throwing a racket or a ball should be default. Bernades was wrong.

[@excedrinworldwide]

Saw Evans/Karatsev and knew it was gonna be a banger

[@__________________4241]

“You hit the ball boy with your racket!” -Naomi Broady

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

I completely agree with Evans. The MTO and changeover rules are being abused every week. It IS embarrassing. I would abolish MTO altogether. If you are hurting so much then quit. You are risking further injury if you keep playing.

[@samisankey3104]

I think best is to put in place a game penalty for MTOs and bathroom breaks limited with point deducted if it goes long, that’ll change players behaviour.

[@xXChipsAndGravyXx]

Not exactly a rule you can change midgame.

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

Lol at Evans, he curses a lot but rarely gets audible obscenity and he is one to complain.

[@annatumova1725]

How can Evans say something about embarrasment after his drugs ban lol.

[@orlovadds]

thank youuuu i love these vids. pls post more. keep up the great work

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@EgyptianRocker]

Love these videos. So much drama!

[@iTEEJAYi]

Aslan KaRATsev at his finest

[@chinholeung2973]

“He hits the ballboy with his racket.”

[@amedeobettinelli6893]

Great video as usual!💪🏻❤️

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@greenpeace4246]

I agreed. The penalty for unsportsmanlike is too lenient. No surprise no players would take it seriously.

[@Alberto-ng2gs]

Happy Hubi took the win. No way should you be allowed to have a mto against you when you're about to serve

[@mylesperkins8006]

Evans calling a Adel Nour an embarrassment after he was banned for a year for using cocaine is hilarious.

[@senders779]

He didn't call the umpire that. He was talking about the whole toilet break thing. I believe you're aware of that though, you just wanted to besmirch a player that you're not fond of

[@mylesperkins8006]

@@senders779 ok let me amend: Evans calling out Adel Nour for not either having Karatsev physically removed from the bathroom or giving him a time violation for taking 2-4 too long an embarrassment is hilarious, considering he was banned from competition for a year for using cocaine. Happy now?

[@leofurda]

@@mylesperkins8006 was he punished for using cocaine? yes, he served his ban sentence. Why do you still insist with that in a moment when his complaint is completely justified? you pretend that the rule shouldn't be applied on his opponent just because of his past? the rules should be applied based on the players' past?

[@mylesperkins8006]

@@leofurda not at all. If you call him repeatedly cursing at the chair umpire well after Karatsev returned “a mere complaint”, that says a lot about the way in which you view acceptable behavior.

[@leofurda]

@@mylesperkins8006 first you talk about how entitled Evens is to use the word "embarassement", then you talk about cocaine, then about Evanses "insisting" and unacceptable behaviour, now about my views on tennis, but just not about the decision of the referee. Would you please decide what the problem is? I can't stand Evans's unbearable behaviour, but rules are rules and that's my view.

[@kristynkapospisilova6806]

I was like: huh, finally no Paire or Kyrgios. But then came the end of the video😀😀

[@collinmonette9795]

Wow. Lost A LOT of respect for Karatsev. Dirty player for calling those mtos. Evans is totally right, it is bullshit !

[@girlene984]

Well karatsev is not tsitsipas

[@fearhand12]

The one against hurkacz was silly but Evans is a notorious baby

[@jessturner6886]

David Evans is like the grumpy old man of tennis LOL. He’s right about the MTO, but just so grumpy.

[@MarcoSpeaksNadsat]

Poor old Dave 😕

[@achnix3167]

Bro let the ball go and had his finger up but throws a tantrum lol

[@kdspark6331]

These are ALWAYS 🔥🔥🔥

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@Ironsmiler]

I think saying Brooksby "attacked someone on court" is a tad melodramatic.

[@sashaspano588]

djokovic got kicked out of uso for doing pretty much the same thing. it shouldn't matter how bad the consequences were, if you throw a racquet or hit a ball in the direction of a ballperson, line judge, spectator, etc. and you end up hitting them you should be defaulted. people need to learn its completely unacceptable.

[@sebastiancastellanos6165]

I would love to see a compilation of every rant of NK in this summer hard court season. Thanks for the great content

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

Kokkinakis is slowly turning into kyrgios

[@pietro_bosso]

Nick Kyrgios is the "Axl Rose of tennis".

[@DustMan8vD]

lmao @ 2:17 that ballboy acting like the racket was a live grenade

[@natefroggy3626]

he moved out the way cuz an object was flying at him ??

[@alessaschmitz5847]

Nr. 1 Djokovic was disqualified at US Open for exactly the same throwing raquet and Brooksby not. Bullshit rules.

[@tamasbloch2982]

he shot a ball, didnt throw a raquet. check your facts.

[@Zlax94]

He didnt "shoot" the ball, he just tossed it off his racket, like you do at the end of a game. It unfortunately hit the line judge who came falling as if a rocket hit her. Lame.

[@davidsanderson5918]

0:54 That is ridiculous umpiring. Whether or not it's in the rules, I don't care. I've watched tennis for nearly half a century, predominantly Grand Slam tennis admittedly rather than ATP, and thankfully I've only seen common sense prevail during moments such as that. If this pedantic type of umpiring is the future....and I doubt it would come to Wimbledon, have to say....then we're on a slippery slope with the game.

[@JakeLesser]

Seems to me that umpires have been submissive to players for so long (with their tantrums and bad behaviour) that they are trying to regain authority by being super pedantic with rules and also not listening when a player makes a genuine protests to a decision, as in we are right, do not question us type mentality. I hope that a better balance can be struck, but they are getting almost as arrogant as the players.

[@davidsanderson5918]

@@JakeLesser Yep seems that way. Although compilations can make it so even more so. Normally Wimbledon fortnight is the true arbiter of where things truly are with fairness.

[@googleuser2609]

Excellent upload! Look forward to more!

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@erasedeny]

I don't watch tennis, but one thing that I've learned from these videos is that 99% of the time when someone complains "you called before I played the ball and it interfered with me," they're just being shady and trying to steal a point. 11:20

[@TheChukso]

I don't know much about tennis rules, I'm just here for the drama of course but, what's about that rule in wich a player is able to change his clothes? I can't imagine a different sport where players can take a few minutes to change and everyone has to wait for them/him/her

[@matthoward6130]

They do have to get these fake bathroom breaks figured out. Momentum is real in sport like thees, you cant just abuse grey areas

[@alancosta4760]

Paire is innovative to get a penalty he's the only guy in pro-tennis that got a penalty "to refuse to play well" once cuz he was only throwing the balls out and into the net for several games now he did that one 🤣🤡🤣🤡🤣

[@MrFrisky777]

I am pretty sure that Tomic had a penalty for not playing well, also Kyrgios was banned from tennis for a few months or so for the same thing

[@peterhind9401]

Sad to see the interviewer with Coria stirring the racial pot by suggesting the umpire was biased in favour of Brooksby because he was an American playing in an American tournament. Unnecessary. Incidentally, the racquet didn't appear to hit the ballboy, though of course Brooksby was petulant and his action potentially dangerous.

[@karimmelikian934]

In the evans vs karatsev video, how is that guy still umpiring ATP matches??? He had an absolute shocker of a game 1-2 years ago when Evans played khachanov. Making ludicrous mistakes at crucial times. That should have been a clue that he can’t do his job properly anymore. Both players were furious with the ump that day.

[@javiert.592]

Coria "ni siquiera le preguntás a ver si está bien". Venga hombre...

[@blaster36000]

@fedeecoria this was mainly because the crowd causes an "hindrance to the match" and therefore needs to be contained before it gets out of their hands, and usually is not controlled by the players themselves. That's a clear red flag for the umpire to act (Reference to that Wimbledon match that you sourced form). However, in this situation, the ball "boy" you're referring to (he's actually an adult well past your age, Federico), was not actually harmed that much by the flown racquet (in Djocovid's case, obviously it was a clear attack on the line umpire), but in this other situation, unless the ball person had actually been hit by the racquet itself, you would have made a fair point in defaulting Brooksby. BUT... it didn't, so in this case, it's the chair's decision to call it in to the court supervisor, and if he chose not to call the supervisor, it's up to him ultimately. Also, you don't need to worry for the well being of the ballpeople, as that's the job for the health professionals and safety officials on the court, tho good effort on the sportsmanship (meanwhile, you yourself have fallen to quite some..... throwing antiqs) @fedeecoria

[@russeluc]

what's the point of throwing the racket so far if you're just going to walk over and pick it up?

[@Silver_lining2022]

Moutet and paire are french heroes, helping france to promote french tennis

[@Ozzman247]

Tennis is completely fucked now. I won’t watch anymore. These players clearly have far too much power. The fact that they can just sit down and say I’m not playing anymore is insane. No other sport can you do this. Messed up. Sick of these entitled brats!

[@jjmah7]

Taking 3 seconds for a potentially serious knee injury I think should be permitted

[@robinmaass6727]

Never liked Evans but after this scenes I lost all respect for him

[@janicethyss6184]

let’s stop pretending like nick’s “good for the sport” shall we?

[@awateilrahc]

Let’s also stop pretending that Carlos Bernades is a good ump

[@achnix3167]

Hes a tard and im glad peoples are telling him to shut up more now.

[@achnix3167]

@@awateilrahc No mistakes in this video

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

@@awateilrahc Nick does this every time he starts losing though regardless of the name t the umpire. It’s a brilliant strategy, this way he can say that he never loses because he’s not good on that day, it’s always someone/something else that causes him to lose. So we can keep talking about his unfulfilled talent and “imagine if he gets his act together”. Most of these losses would happen anyway because he spirals when he feels he’s losing already.

[@justiceleague6108]

@Seehud carlos bernardes is the best ump ❤️

[@simonscott1121]

I agree with Evans. 1 toilet break, no clothes change, no physio - if you're injured, retire. The gamesmanship in tennis makes it unwatchable. There should also be a penalty system for umpires who make bad calls.

[@sekulrtsnfnugg6126]

Audience booing for a player that's injured is unsportsmanlike.

[@samurai7411]

Brooksby is being a baby and he should be penalized. However (please correct me if this is wrong), I thought penalties reset when you start a new set? At least on the tour. Evans isn't wrong... but he is a tool. He is the rules lawyer kinds of person instead of the rule of cool. If you know you know.

[@ehrenamtlicherehrenmann4152]

I think the penatlies count for an entire match but the challenges get reset each set.

[@xharmaine4574]

i play tennis but i’m not really into professional tennis, where do I watch these matches and how do I get acquainted with the players (Like how do I find matches with a specific player?)

[@therealgeiger2743]

Tennis TV is the best option.Its the offical streaming service and you can watch almost every event of the year.It costs 20 Euros i think per month.Other option are tv providers for example here in germany eurosport shows the grandslames.Other than that you can watch every pro tournament highlights on tennis tv here on yt or on other channels👍

[@sbrosier2383]

Tennis TV and the tennis channel. Watch highlight compilations and if there's a player you enjoy look into them. That's what I did a decade ago getting into watching pro tennis

[@xharmaine4574]

@@sbrosier2383 Alright thank you🙏🏽 Another thing though, or two, what does it mean when that lil box pops up that says “Player Name (def) Player Name” ? Is that saying who won the entire match shown?

[@tribe_beast6848]

@@xharmaine4574 def shortened is defeated eg. Nadal def(defeated) Federer

[@retop56]

What exactly is Dan Evans argument? He's saying that the umpire didn't apply the rules, but as the commentator explained players are allowed a 5 minute break to change clothes. What rule(s) did the umpire not apply?

[@avatarzang2674]

Coria is spot on

[@williamford9564]

11:02: Karatsev got exactly what he wanted. Evans let himself get totally out of control instead of letting it go and concentrating on his tennis. Asian is in his head and it was guaranteed that if they play again and it is one set all, he will take another clothing change break.

[@batmon696]

Your second statement does not make sense

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

Evans is the Liam Gallagher of the tour.

[@eduardochernia]

Coria wanted to Naomi Broady his way into the 2nd round. Come on Federico, you are gonna tell me you don't remember when they spared your brother in Roland Garros 2003 vs. Verkerk? What side were you on that time?

[@gema190]

I never understand. The player doesn’t play the point after it’s called out, they should repeat the point!!!

[@emilyme23455]

How was Brooksby not automatically defaulted by that racquet toss that the umpire had to jump to avoid? The ruling is so inconsistent. It also looks like he didn't even apologize which is tacky as hell. Coria was spot on

[@Ivanatis]

Coria needs to stop whining. He could have won the match fair and square. Regardless of the question if Brooksby should have been defaulted, which I agree he could have, it's not Coria's time to ask for it. How often do you read that it's sportsmanlike for players to react after such an ending that this is not the way they want to win. Coria would have taken it. Well, it's the only way he could have gotten it. Glad he didn't.

[@lickos83]

Very good point!

[@Svarbard]

I don't understand reactions like Rinderknech, he left the ball and then the line judge call it out, he knows it, judges knows it, replays knows it very well too

[@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220]

Why don't the players just hit the stupid ball in the court when somebody calls a ball out? They are always trying to argue the merit of whether or not they should swing at a ball or whether it's a hindrance or something. Just tap the stupid ball back into the court

[@MultiJames236]

Arthur gave up on the ball way before the call.

[@amaldesai6323]

Tennis players have the worst impulse control out of all the sports I've ever watched. it's hilarious watching 20 and 30 year olds throwing literal tantrums

[@Eden_24_]

6:40 Such amateurism from the interviewer, getting things on a very personal level.

[@sekulrtsnfnugg6126]

The umpire in evans karatsev match was useless. No code violation for ball abuse or verbal abuse for evans. That's a joke.

[@PolarBearProblems]

Totally disagree with Coria. He is just upset because he didn’t get a free pass to the next round. In slow motion the racket barely touched the ball boy, after it hit the wall. Brooksby apologized. Ump is totally right

[@jeffdbs1525]

Bernardes wanting nick to shut up lmao

[@t-bone7988]

i met him in melb nice guy but he made it about himself. Low key flex.

[@anthonydecastro6938]

Kyrgios likes it when the crowd is with him, hates it when they boo him and goes mad and virago-ish. All is fair in love and in war.

[@zjingostani3653]

I am going to try this racket trick tomorrow.. 15:10

[@milosmilovanovic3405]

tennis is an idividual sport. lots of emotions, you are alone on the court. you are allowed to be angry, frustrated, and be mad. who ever dont understand that is stupid. on the court there are no friends, just enemies. jordan and kobe(r.i.p.)explained it all

[@hartimckinnon7848]

Completely agree with Evans that 7 minutes for a change of clothes and bathroom break is ridiculous, but hey those are the rules and the players know it.

[@captainprivate3768]

It can be abused. If that's all it takes to psych you out though that's kinda on you. Embarrassing watching a player bitch about the same thing between every rally for the next 20 minutes because they're stuck in their feelings.

[@bruhh110]

Yeah this drug user is a shame to sport

[@kevinonono]

If you break your racquet on purpose, you should be forced to continue playing with it

[@rishinatarajan1859]

What brooksby did was wrong but it’s clearly not nice of coria to ask why he didn’t get a bigger penalty after throwing the racquet. He should worry about himself

[@ramisramis7833]

Rinderknech clearly left the ball, the call was after. Don't know how you can argue with that really

[@Classical.Conservative]

Coria was in the right but pulling the race card at the end was cringe

[@andrewlampe6116]

100% with Coria

[@kamakaziemelon]

Haha that is definitely no ball boy (kid) that is a fully grown man.

[@enematwatson1357]

What do you call them when they're grown ups, though? Ball retrievers? Sounds like a dog. 😅

[@aleksav6440]

If Djokovic did what like that guy in 1st video did, he would be suspended for 2 years....shame on US open

[@sekulrtsnfnugg6126]

Does rinderknech really not know the rule? If you don't return the ball, your opponent will get the point no matter what...it's time violation. The only exceptions to the rule is if you stop play bc you know the ball is out.