I don't care that it's clay. Use shot spot

Unbelievable. These decisions can crush confidence for some time.

Scott H they use replay in football, idk why they don’t use it in tennis

exactly!!! like wtf? really? instead of talking to the player just look at the footage!

EeeeeeeeeeeeeeeXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

:D :D

Or ostapenko and Wozniacki

It's unbelievable how disrespectful a lot of tennis players are to their coaches. You dont see that in any other sport. At least not that often.

She had a point. Edit: when you're on the court you want the coach to be focused on the game. That's their JOB - to analyze while supporting the player. Imagine you being out there alone, struggling to put the ball in and your coach does not even pay you any attention.

this is her brother i think :D that is worse

I like her, she is so passionate and competitive, her coach knows her, he knows it is in the heat of the match

@Patrick u mean, she has to fire HIM, becaus she is paying his bills

Wow! No one deserves a double dought nut. Not even that angry little ant 🐜

Foxtenn

It's like she was gonna take out her frustration on her racket but then decided to take it out on her coach instead.

Bratty, spoilt and immature children tend to act out like this when things aren’t going their way. Putintseva is trash.

Putintseva is such a primadona. Just berating her coach like he is a child. I'd tell her where to get off. I don't care what ur paying me, nobody is going to treat me like their damn child. Frig that !

Pliskova was right.

@@scotth6814 i don't think its possible on clay or they would have it already

@@stacitowery3475 doesn't mean she should act like a diva and then smash umpire chair.

@@echoes222 absolutely not.

Cibulkova - Hsieh on Wimbledon, supervisor was useful there :)

not as pointless as Putintseva calling her coach.

She said 'your f--king smirk' in Russian.

Absolutely! A good chunk of the time when players argue with umpires like this the players are right. It's ridiculous that I can be sitting on my butt in my living room thousands of miles away and get 8 replays from 3 different angles while a player gets screwed because some of these umpires are inattentive and bad at their jobs.

You're both right. One more thing to mention here is that lines people & umpires make mistakes and nothing happens to them whilst on the court a mistake can swing the match the other way. This frustrates the players and makes their minds go crazy 😝

@@boxychubbo6922 bad line calls happen in tournaments everywhere. From big tournaments, to small. And while you're being snarky, how would you feel if a loss cost you potentiallybhundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions? Would you be happy?

@@boxychubbo6922 Can I give you an example? In all honesty, probably not. Because even if there was a bad line call on an actual match point, then there's always the argument that if the call had ben made correctly, or reversed, the player might have lost the match on a subsequent match point anyway. I would have to spend a lot of time trying to find something. In saying that, have a look at the match with Sorana Cirstea, where she had SIX bad line calls, and had to rely on the hawkeye challenge to get them reversed. Even with this match, I cant honestly tell you what would have happened 100% if there was no hawkeye and the calls were forced to stand. But the point I'm making is that bad officiating exists. It's a fact. Humans make mistakes, whether its the players, or the officials. But it's the consequences of those mistakes that are a concern. Yes, YOU may like the drama. I get that. But put yourself in the shoes of a person who may have been training for years, and knows deep in their boots that their particular shot was in, only to have an official make a bad call, and not only cost you a point, but maybe a game, set, or match. If, as I said before, those consequences have impacts against endorsement deals, or even if you can't pay your hotel bill at a small tournament, then it can be financially devastating.

Shocking right lol

Yep! Makes one think. When people know the truth, have the opportunity to say something but don't and act out exclusively out of self interest. This is just a sport, but that's how the world comes to be the mess it is.

even if Sakkari knew and admitted it was in, what would happen ? Best case scenario, the point would be replayed. Sakkari suggested to replay the point anyway,so...

sgt pepper if she admitted it was in. She would lose the point cause she was nowhere near the ball.

She is the nicest person on tour. I truly believe she didn’t see. She even offered to replay the point. She showed good sportsmanship.

Chef Luca I didn’t see the part about her wanting to replay the point. If that’s the case, I will give her the benefit of the doubt.

Totally agree. I've never seen a supervisor change an umps decision.

The devil is in the detail...the supervisor is there to supervise the smooth running of the whole match pre to post, for everyone, including spectators; they are not the judges of the umpires. I still agree though that they do abs nothing.

@@ivo7418 if they are not judges of the umpires why do the players always ask for the supervisor? Clearly something exists in the rules which makes the players think the ump's decision can be overturned.

@@Dom-yv4nq Because supervisors can only change rule interpretations meaning what is considered a medical timeout and things like that but if its a decision they are not allowed to change it, but the player's problem is that they think things like ball marks are rule interpretations rather than in essence discretion which causes the players problems

The first example on the clip was when then supervisor talked with the chair and she changed her mind. Which is why cubulkova went nuts. Although it was right to change her mind she hadn’t seen any chair do that and was arguing due to lack of precedent. I wish more umps would confer with the lines person when they say - I didn’t remember it that way. Oh it did bounce in, says the lines person close to her.- okay replay the point.

Hahah i honestly at first this was mockery at us and that was not the real translation and then I started listening to their convo and it was true

Hahaha

lmaoooo I totally missed that even though I'm fluent in Russian

No she didn't say the flat earth part. She said "retarded videos.'

Oh, my God. This is even better if she said that. 😂😂😂😂😂

@@DG-mt8 i would support any player arguing against this, it was in by a mile

I liked that she didn’t exaggerate how in it was. The hand gesture was pretty accurate, about 2 inches inside the court. Too often these players are like “it was 6 inches inside the line” and then there’s a replay and it catches the last 1/8 inch of the line.

@@DG-mt8 If you're right, and as long as you don't threaten to stuff a tennis ball down a linesman's throat, you're probably going to have the crowd on your side.

its more for guidance and advice since coaches generally were former players themselves, and if the relationship between player and coach is no good the player will not really wait to drop them and try soemone else

Yeah, what a fucking joke.

I read that it doesn't work well on clay. Dust

@@deliciano1294 icic, that's why there are some non-official reviews in WTA using hawkeye

exactly lmaoooo

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bro pms does that ;'(

All signs suggest they are sleeping together and she's just throwing a fit because she needs emotional support, lol. She straight up says she doesn't need advices on tennis from him, just for him to clap when she does good. Typical woman xD

How can you not find a mark when the speed of the ball was more than 100km/h?

Bonus Tennis Drama | Part 01 | Drama on the Lawn in this video you can see on your own :)

By the way, at the end when putintseva goes to get another racquet and is walking back I can be seen in that last frame with a black visor, white shirt, and black hair :)

No wonder pliskova was mad. It wasnt even close the ball landed inside the line.

They need to have on court video so you can watch the go out of in on clay court and that would have solved Pliskovas issue. They have it on hard courts but it's really needed for clay

Lesson there is to always hit the ball back if you can

@@Johnny-cz2wv which su wei hsieh did at Wimbledon but she didn’t. So she cant complain that its the same scenario. Poor logic

Right?! She looks absolutely miserable!

well,since that match (2017) she won a title,reached the QF of R.G, won the no1 player...not too bad eh?

@@pepper696867 It is not about het career achievement but her attitude on the court which makes me feel that she doesn't even enjoy playing tennis.

@@mingwu4331 the same has Nick Kyrgios, SO??? go watch teletubbies please moron!!!

you should go check your eyes, mate. it's well inside the line.

Stevie Wonder called and he said the ball was way in and the refs could not make a good call if it was spelled out in Braille.😆