I thought someone was trying to troll him backstage, it seemed too much of a coincidence 😂😂

​@@dayosticalat the end it sounds as if Zverev sang that bit himself 😂

and it does a crescendo when he's like "IT'S BEEN RAINING FOR 3 AND A HALF HOURS WITHOUT STOPPING!" (which btw fair enough)

Hahaha this is so gold and then when it goes quiet😂

I think @Tennis Advocate edited the sound so we can hear the conversation clearer in the video

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wait when did they go???

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true, but kozlov was still right. It was terrible umpiring. Either call the let immediately or don't call it at all, she waited to call it until kozlov had basically won the point

if that's the shot of his life he's gonna play the rest of his career in challengers

@@nickathearn4488 how was it terrible umpiring lol, the correct outcome was achieved. these guys are just dramatic

@@amaldesai6323 yea but she didn't call it right away. For some reason she waited for the point to develop then called it at the last second. It shows she's biased towards kozlov's opponent since she essentially bailed him out of a point he would've lost.

@@nickathearn4488I like kozlov but umpires are human. she's trying to watch the play and its not easy to see whats happening at the back of the court and immediately calculate what that action means.

its kozlov, whaddya expect? Crybaby trash player stuck playing futures and challengers because A. he sucks at tennis and B. he's a whiny little crybaby bitch boy.

Kotov a great clown

@@samma887it wasn’t Kotov💀

@@Zirey2 Yeah kozlov I mispelled it

He has every right to complain. Chair ump waiting until he had basically won the point and then decided to call it. Terrible umpiring. She must've had money on Krueger 😂

I couldn't agree more. Tennis really needs to address this. And the thing is, if there were meaningful consequences, the players would absolutely change their behavior. However, at this point, there is no incentive to change. It's a terrible look, and it has unfortunately filtered down to the junior levels as well.

Ummmmm have you ever watched the NFL? Or Soccer? Or Basketball? Or literally any other big sport?

@@nathantj594 Have you?

@@nathantj594 Yeah, they get thrown the f out in other sports.

@@nathantj594 Players in those Sports get punished hard every single time if they talk like this to the refs. Tennis umpires have to take insane amounts of abuse until they're allowed to take action. The only thing that deserves immediate punishment according to the rules is explicitly saying that the umpire is corrupt. Have you ever seen the stuff Kyrgios says to umpires when he loses his sh*t? In any other sport, Kyrgios would be ejected and suspended for several weeks for less than 10% of the things he says on court. Tennis players act like this because they can easily get away with it. Think about it: you can tell the umpire, to his face, that he his a clown, all you get is warning. You would need to offend him multiple times to get a point penalty and a bunch more to eventually be defaulted. In football, for example, you say that to the ref once, and you immediately get a yellow card. Another offense and you're out of the game.

Are you a psychologist or what?

I have to disagree here. Hurkacz was annoyed, wanted to smash the ball, then backed out last second. He didn’t even fight it that hard-which to me shows that even he knows it was ball abuse

@@danielaserkoff7746 cant be serious, that was super light... players cant have the slightest emotion nowadays.

I was about to say, since when does Rawanda Sykes have a Challenger?

The hindrance call was debatable, but on balance probably correct

@@Xenunt1 Totally incorrect and for sure not debatable. That was clear mistake of the umpire. Who probably never saw a tennis match before.

I honestly feel like he did that on purpose to buy time to rest since he was cramping. (which annoyingly worked, as seen by the result..)

That one is personally for Badosa 😅

It was actually the day after Badosa announced they broke up so it made sense (well they're back now so)

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exactly calling „ball abuse“, like come on, he lightly hit the ball up 😂

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Same. Perhaps he was afraid of all the bad karma he's accumulated over the years.

It was actually the day after Badosa announced they broke up so it made sense (well they're back now so)

@@pokey638 ok yeah that's warranted. i was trying to figure out he lost it after the first game.

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That cracked me hard 😂

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For some reason Rublev always gets into these arguments. That should tell you something about him.

Personally I can see both sides. It's fairly well-known clay court etiquette that if you rub out the mark on a close call, you're accepting that the ball was in. It's a clear message to the umpire to say: "no need to check the mark, I concede the point". However, I can see why Andrey assumed this wouldn't apply on a court with Hawkeye, as him rubbing out the mark doesn't affect his ability to challenge, as it would on a court without it. Plus it isn't technically a "rule" afaik, just an expectation.

also pretty certain if he doesnt talk then krueger would return it, "shot of my life" bs

Oh whoops, my bad. Thanks for letting me know.

@@TennisAdvocate you're welcome. love your work ❤

I mean fils is speaking English in this clip. He is saying to the supervisor "are you out there?", meaning that only the players can understand if a court is playable or not

@@cheesyblend English with a really strong french accent. He is definitely saying athlete.

@@djraphi23agreed, it’s definitely athlete. -I’m also half french if that means anything lol

Maybe, I'll see. I didn't add it because it's been over shared all over social media.

At the same time the receiver is clearly lying, the net didn't move the way he showed (in the video I can see _nothing_) and also the umpire didn't call it. He's either delusional or trying to manipulate the umpire with lies, but either way it's unacceptable

Tbf he’s always acted out on court, beginning in juniors

he was right tho, there is no point to keep the mark when they have a challenge system, ridiculous...

@@Irishb0y Then rules will have to be changed. Players are not supposed to make their own rules. The existing rules are pretty clear: players may not erase a ball mark unless they are conceding the point.

it's really not, they're in a raised chair for a reason, so they have a good view of things like that

He's still french at the end of the day

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This channel>Topspinz. Glad to see you back man!

@@andrewliu2996 Nah, my boy TopSpinz makes pretty good videos, he manages to find pretty rare unseen moments, which is difficult to do. But thank you for the welcome back.

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He had leg cramps

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This is what i'm thinking also. What's the point to keep the mark if the umpire would not step down from their throne to check it because there's a challenge system? It's a ridiculous rule tbh...

yes

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krueger was also being ridiculous after, kozlov is allowed to call a let if something like a ball kid dropping a ball happens, same thing happened at nitto atp finals between zverev and federer

"wtf?! are you a psychologist or what?" 😂 haha, I love him 🫶 he's my favourite tennis player, "the nicest guy on tour"! ☺️

He is the sweetest and respectful guy on tour

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