The 8 Dirtiest Plays in Tennis (Controversial Moments)
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Published 2023-12-17
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All Comments (21)
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that umpire rant is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen
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Swiatek stopped doing that after that match against Vekic because she faced some backlash from the fans and players community. So that's good
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I really thank you for bringing the Millman thing to public. I was astonished how he was allowed to do that during the match and I kept telling everyone that this is foul play. And he was being coached all the f***g time! Glad that Fed beat him in that match.
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4:18 it really says a lot about Tsitsipas' character.
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Hahahah Gaston,what a joke.
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Iga actually acknowledged her distracting hand waving on social media after the San Diego 2022 final and chastised herself for doing it (after being called out by people, of course). She stated that she would never do it again. And in 2023, I don’t believe she ever did that again.
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Confused with umpires response to Nadal ‘he’s been doing it every point Rafa’. Does that mean the umpire thought it was ok? Or that he was powerless to stop him doing it? Weird
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The other dirty play is when the ball touches a part of your body, and you don't concede the point. It was so cool during the 2023 US Open doubles final when Bopanna stopped the point and conceded the point, but no one else on the court realized it.
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Murray should have conceded the point for the sake of the ball boy, who was obviously distraught over his mistake. Murray could not have returned the smash even if he had rocket jets attached to his ass.
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Nice video. Surprised you did not include the Bouzkova / Sorribes-Tormo doubles pair at Roland Garros 2023 getting their opponents disqualified over a harmless incident and then laughing about it. That was DIRTY
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Norrie was not intentional. Djoko was way too close to the net and still moving in the middle. For a high volley players are used to hitting in the middle in case the ball was out.
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The worst case I've ever saw was Anabel Medina Garrigues vs Serena Williams in 2013. Anabel during the changeover breaks would demand the balls from the ball boys and then purposely rub them and destroy them on her racquet. She did this during a clay court tournament so the balls would break down and play even slower and make it harder for Serena to hit winners against her.
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Murray not giving the point is an absolute disgrace to the sport.. If I was in Troicki's position I d have humiliated him right away in front of everyone..
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Why was Novak looking away? If he was going for a walk in the park and Cameron jumped out of a bush and smashed a ball at him, then fair enough, but it was a live tennis point, in a match where he was the opponent.
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If these are the 8 dirtiest plays you could find it says a lot for tennis. 3 of these weren't even bad plays, they were bad calls (judgment) from the umpire and had nothing to do with the players. And 1 of them was Djokovich turning his back to an incoming smash. The only shocking 1 here was Gaston's action, which rightly got him a huge fine.
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the djokovic norrie is not bad, its much easier to hit a overhead shot cross court than down the line
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Yeah cause Djokovic NEVER takes medical timeouts to disrupt his opponents... Also you shouldn't give up on the point, at least to the extent of turning your back - in this case if he'd literally just stayed in the point there's a halfway chance he gets a racquet on that ball
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USTA explanation of intentional hinderance: "...any movement that is made intentionally in order to distract the opponent, such as waving the arms or racquet or stomping feet can be claimed as a hindrance."
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The Rune double bounce vs Cerundolo was missing too!!
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Cheap, cheap, cheap. I like and greatly admire Alcaraz. And I love his intense stare down of Tsitsipas (the Tsetse fly).
