The world’s best tennis players have slammed Australian Open crowds for not showing enough respect, with hate for a particular new trend.
Speaking to media after the match, Medvedev explained: “I was like, well, okay, I’m going to write it then because everybody is doing it. So I guess that’s the thing to do.“It’s not good for the game I think to do it, because probably people don’t know, but when you’re getting ready for the second serve, well, it’s a tough moment.Some big names took to social media to criticise the trend.“Tennis is not soccer. When 76,000 people say it after a Ronaldo goal it’s cool.
Earlier in the week, former Australian tennis player turned coach Roger Rasheed told SEN: “In Davis Cup ties we see the parochialism of the home country, we acknowledge that and respect that. The world’s best tennis players have found Aussie crowds disrespectful. Picture: Kelly Defina/Getty Images Tweets from around the world slamming the trend also continued. Aussie tennis icon Rennae Stubbs wrote: “Two things! Stop cutting your hair as a mullet and two stop booing or doing whatever noise sounds like a boo at the tennis! U idiots and Good night!”
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