Roland-Garros: Rublev's anger came close to disqualification

Andrey Rublev will be well in the second round of the Roland-Garros tournament after his victory in four sets against the Korean Kwon (6-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4).

Roland-Garros: Rublev's anger came close to disqualification

Andrey Rublev will be well in the second round of the Roland-Garros tournament after his victory in four sets against the Korean Kwon (6-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4). But the Russian could very well have packed his bags this Tuesday evening after a fit of anger that occurred just after the loss of the first set in the decisive game.

Returning to his chair, the player briefly addressed the referee before kicking a ball in rage. Except that it bounced on his chair before brushing the head of a member of the organization who lost his cap, frightened.

If the ball had hit the employee, the referee could have excluded the Muscovite. We remember that Novak Djokovic was disqualified from the US Open 2020 for kicking a ball that ended up in the throat of a linesman.

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