The rejections of the Australian’s acts by the Spanish have increased in recent hours
A new case of emotional discharge has taken tennis again, precisely one of the issues put into context by Rafa Nadal and the recent examples starring Kyrgios. On this occasion, the current champion of the Australian Open He has stated that although he maintains good relations with all his colleagues, there are things that are not being taken well by the organization.
Jenson Brooksby leaves the most unfortunate scene at the beginning of the weekend, when in his match against Coria he furiously dispatched his racket from his advanced position on the court that almost hit one of the field assistants. Without even asking for an excuse, he went ahead and the rest has been unfortunate.
Nadal as issuer of the guild has focused the example of Kyrgios to the world and maintains that there must be changes in this regard
In the match, the Argentine who faced the American immediately came out to request the disqualification of the aggressor, which for the chair umpire was only equivalent to the loss of a point. Then, hours later, a stronger sanction has been known, but Nadal’s message is clear, there are controls, and the limits can never be exceeded.
For the Australian, all this has been taken in a very scattered way, even going out to some media to reaffirm that his character is taken as an example for many. Although the number two in the world confirms that it is nothing personal and that he likes the passion that the one indicated in the field, control must be reestablished, and it is the circuit directives that must set a precedent.
Controversy served and all the responsibility for the ATP
Within his interview, Nadal has left very consistent and sensible words that invite reflection. Teaching, including ways of understanding what happens on the field of play, but then there is the human part and that must always be above everything. He has invited the ATP to set limits, because when they are not established it is easy to continue climbing.
Fortunately, the event was not affected, and only in the images can you see the assistant dodge a racket that was going at high speed. The fury discharged has left indelible memories, broken rackets, arguments, even withdrawals, but it is precisely there where rationality must prevail over the opposite.