He may not be as well-known as Nick Kyrgios, but Marc Polmans has managed to do something his superstar compatriot has never done in any angry outburst at the chair umpire.
Australian tennis player Marc Polmans has been defaulted from the final round of qualifying at the Shanghai Masters tournament, after smashing the ball into the face of the chair umpire.
Shapovalov was also disqualified, but his incident saw the chair umpire of that match Arnaud Gabas sustain a fractured eye socket.Polmans joins Shapovalov, Novak Djokovic and former British star Tim Henman as players to be defaulted from tournaments when their ball abuse saw match officials or ball persons hit.
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