Denis Shapovalov Becomes the last Pro to join the surrounding chat Naomi Osaka‘ dreadful event 2022 Indian Wells Open During her second-round defeat to Veronika Kudermetova, she finally sparked a debate in tennis circles about unfair abuse of players.
The former champ at Indian Wells was seen crying in his towel as a fan shouted: “Naomi you suck” The player made an early exit and continued the game, losing 0-6, 4-6. While the individual has yet to be spotted or penalized, many players have come to support Naomi with the incident, revealing their own stories on tournament sites that show how hard it is to keep players’ minds cool. matches where some spectators aim to make life difficult for them.
Shapovalov, who exited the tournament in the 3rd round after losing in the tough match he faced, Reilly OpelkaHe talked about the heckling issue and defended the 4-time Grand Slam champion who was known to have mental health issues last year. 2021 French Open.
“Obviously most people are great. Sometimes only certain people. That’s difficult. All you want is for them to be accompanied. I think it’s disrespectful to the players. But I don’t think there is much the tournament referee can do. It’s a pity because there is no point in saying such a thing. I don’t want to speak for Osaka, but I think he put everything he could into his tennis. When you’re on the field and someone says, ‘You suck’, it sucks. It’s too bad to hear or feel that” As reported by tennisuptodate Denis.
Denis Shapovalov also talks about the intimacy that the fans have achieved through social media
As all players have multiple accounts on various social media platforms, fans can easily interact with their favorite players. While this feature is good for closing the gap, often misused to abuse and say mean things gives players easy access to players’ inboxes, as well as social media.
“I think most people on Instagram don’t actually have the bitches to confront you and say something to you. I think it happens more in the media. You have to be careful, you don’t have to deal with it, you have to find ways to deal with it.” He added Denis using some pretty strong words to describe how hard it is for players to endure unnecessary abuse.
Victoria Azarenka deleted her social media accounts after the mid-match collapse at Indian Wells.
