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Reflexes
- The rampage at the Laver Cup
- Big incident before Federer’s match
- The young man came to the field with fire in his hand
Cup of water: The great tennis players are currently facing each other in the famous Laver Cup tournament in London. In this tournament, the great tennis player Roger Federer will also be seen on court for the last time. Even before the end of Federer’s long career, a shocking incident occurred at the Laver Cup. In fact, during a Laver Cup match, a protester entered the field setting fire to his hand. Due to this incident, there was an uproar at the Laver Cup and that match was stopped for a while.
young man hit with fire in his hand
In fact, a Laver Cup match was being played between Europe team player Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece and World Cup player Diego Schwartzman of Argentina, when there was a demonstration at London’s No. 2 Arena to protest. for the use of private planes in Great Britain. the man ran to court. The young man had set fire to his hand. Then the Laver Cup match between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Diego Schwartzman was put on hold for some time. The man was quickly ejected from the pitch by security personnel before things got any worse.
Due to this great action
British media reported that the protester was a member of the End UK Private Jets group, which it claims is a “2022 carbon emissions genocide”. Tsitsipas, the 2021 French Open runner-up, later said: “It’s never happened to me before… It’s never happened to me on the court. I hope he’s okay.” In a statement, Laver Cup organizers said the protester has been arrested and police are dealing with the situation.
The Europe team is ahead
In the opening match of the Laver Cup, Casper Roode defeated Jack Sock 6-4, 5-7, 10-7 to give Europe the lead. On the other hand, Tsitsipas won the match 6-2, 6-1 to give Europe a 2-0 lead. Swiss great Roger Federer is set to take the court later in the day for the final match of his career, in which the 41-year-old will take on the American pairing of Sock and Frances Tiafoe alongside his great rival Rafael Nadal.
More than 1500 matches and 20 Grand Slams, this was Federer’s career
Roger Federer’s achievements are evident. The Swiss star decided to retire at the age of 41 but what he has done in the last 24 years has been incredible. He played over 1,500 (1,526) matches in a 24-year career. He also has a record of winning 369 Grand Slam singles matches along with 20 Grand Slam titles. He won 8 Wimbledon titles, 6 Australian Open, 5 US Open and 1 French Open. His golden career is about to end and he will be seen for the last time at the Laver Cup.
