Pro Fights With Umpire in Angry Meltdown

The French Open main draw hasn’t started yet, but tensions have already spilled over onto the clay courts. One match during the qualifying round turned so chaotic after a point that the player himself confronted both the chair umpire and spectators in the stands.

ATP Pro Gets Into Fight With Chair Umpire as Rowdy Crowd Disrupts Match

Qualifying round turns chaotic after player gets into an argument mid-match.

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