Denis Shapovalov

Shapovalov was fighting to remain in the second set of the match against Italian Lorenzo Sonego after winning the first on a tiebreak. The umpire had already ...

Shapovalov failed to keep his emotions in check throughout the remainder of the second set. As Shapovalov continued to verbally spar with the umpire, fans lost patience with his antics as they were rooting for their countryman. Shapovalov was fighting to remain in the second set of the match against Italian Lorenzo Sonego after winning the first on a tiebreak.

The incident went down during Shapovalov's match against Lorenzo Sonego in the tourney's round of 64 ... when Denis got into an argument with the umpire on the ...

Denis Shapovalov just went scorched earth at the Italian Open -- the Canadian tennis star told fans in the stands to "shut the f*** up" in a fit of rage ... and the moment was captured on video. Tennis Star Denis Shapovalov Snaps On Fans At Italian Open ... 'Shut The F*** Up' Tennis Star Denis Shapovalov Tells Fans To 'Shut The F*** Up' In Wild Blowup

Toward the end of the second-set, with the Canadian-born Shapovalov down three points to four, he took issue with a call on the court. The umpire came down to ...

As you’ve probably already guessed, Shapovalov didn’t like that one bit, and began arguing with tournament officials over the ruling. The rules, however, state you cannot cross the net mid-match, and Shapovalov was handed a one-point penalty. Toward the end of the second-set, with the Canadian-born Shapovalov down three points to four, he took issue with a call on the court.

After Denis Shapovalov received a code violation for stepping over the net, giving his opponent Lorenzo Sonego of Italy a break of serve, Shapovalov reacted ...

Denis Shapovalov screamed "shut the f*** up" to the crowd after a furious row with the chair umpire in his first-round match at the Italian Open.

Call the supervisor I showed you the mark." Kyrgios walked off the court before he could be officially defaulted by the match referee. Shapovalov: "No it's not it's stupid. Shapovalov: "No way! Denis, listen, because you crossed the net you're going to get another code violation. The Canadian then climbed over the net before pointing it out again.

Canada's Denis Shapovalov survived a testy opening match Monday at the Italian Open tennis tournament that saw him swear at the fans after arguing a call ...

"In terms of support that I've been getting, in terms of the sensation I have every time I come back here. "Even after [an] almost 3 1/2-hour battle against Alcaraz, I recovered well the next day, was ready to go. "Even after the match, there were a lot of people standing, waiting for pictures, stuff like that. That could be a big help for the umpire." Alcaraz, who was seeded seventh at the Foro Italico, had a first-round bye. I need to be better with my behaviour," said Shapovalov, who will face Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili in the second round on Tuesday. "It was my mistake. I think speaking a little bit of Italian helps connect with people," the top-ranked Serb said. That's a positive and encouraging factor prior to Rome and also, of course, the big goal, which is Paris." "A lot of things happened in the heat of the moment. "I'm not going to kick him out because I didn't see what he was doing," Haigh said. "Things like that shouldn't happen," Sonego said. I understand you're frustrated."

ROME (AP) — Denis Shapovalov overcame a point penalty and a hostile crowd to beat local hope Lorenzo Sonego 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-3 in the first round of the ...

“Even after the match, there were a lot of people standing, waiting for pictures, stuff like that. That could be a big help for the umpire.” “I saw you talking to him and you incited it a little bit. “A lot of things happened in the heat of the moment. I definitely won’t step over the net.” ROME (AP) — Denis Shapovalov overcame a point penalty and a hostile crowd to beat local hope Lorenzo Sonego 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-3 in the first round of the Italian Open on Monday.

Le Canadien a eu besoin de trois manches pour venir à bout d'un adversaire soutenu par la foule au tournoi de Rome.

En tout, le gagnant a empoché 99 points, trois de plus que Sonego. La 18e raquette mondiale a également été excellente en retour, se donnant 10 balles de bris. «Shapo» a eu quelques difficultés lorsqu’il avait les balles en main en vertu de ses sept doubles fautes et trois bris concédés. Il a également conservé un pourcentage d’efficacité de 50 % sur son service.

Le Canadien Denis Shapovalov a trimé dur sur la terre battue romaine avant de venir à bout du favori local, Lorenzo Sonego, en trois manches de 7-6 (5), ...

Wawrinka a subi deux interventions chirurgicales à un pied en 2021. « Je ne vais pas l’expulser, car je ne l’ai pas vu faire, a répondu l’arbitre. Je t’ai vu lui parler, et tu as jeté un peu d’huile sur le feu. Shapovalov a notamment commis sept doubles fautes en cours de route, et il n’a converti que trois de ses 13 balles de bris contre Sonego, 28e raquette mondiale. « Beaucoup de choses se sont produites dans le feu de l’action. Je dois mieux me comporter, a évoqué Shapovalov. C’était une erreur. Je connais maintenant le règlement. Je ne sauterai plus au-dessus du filet. Shapovalov, la 13e tête de série du tournoi, a mis trois heures et 10 minutes pour évincer son adversaire au Foro Italico. Il s’agissait du premier match entre les deux tennismen en carrière sur le circuit de l’ATP.

Vainqueur de Lorenzo Sonego ce lundi (7-6, 3-6, 6-3), Denis Shapovalov a connu une après-midi mouvementée à Rome. Il s'en est notamment pris au public.

Persuadé de l'erreur de l'arbitre de chaise Richard Haigh, le 16e joueur mondial a franchi le filet (ce qui est interdit par le règlement) pour contester la marque. Une fois la poignée de mains avec son adversaire terminée, le Canadien s'est excusé auprès de l'arbitre. Quelques secondes plus tard, ce dernier s'est même plaint qu'un spectateur l'ait interpellé en tribunes.

Opposé à Lorenzo Sonego qui est toujours difficile à manoeuvrer, Denis Shapovalov, visiblement très remonté a écopé d'un point de pénalité pour avoir ...

Le tennisman canadien a perdu son sang-froid lors des Masters 1000 à Rome et s'est vu infliger une pénalité.

Il a été sanctionné par l’arbitre d’une pénalité pour comportement antisportif. Dans le troisième set du match entre Denis Shapovalov et Lorenzo Sonego, Shapovalov est sorti de ses gonds suite à une action. Le tennisman canadien a perdu son sang-froid lors des Masters 1000 à Rome et s’est vu infliger une pénalité.

Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov got a bit testy during his Italian Open match on Monday, screaming a profanity at stadium fans while arguing a call with ...

“Even after the match, there were a lot of people standing, waiting for pictures, stuff like that. I need to be better with my behaviour,” said Shapovalov, who will face Georgia’s Nikoloz Basilashvili in the second round on Tuesday. “I saw you talking to him and you incited it a little bit.

Denis Shapovalov s'est emporté lors de son match contre Lorenzo Sonego, lundi, à Rome. Le Canadien a piqué une vilaine colère au deuxième set. Son service, ...

Celui-ci a défait l’athlète de l’unifolié lors de leurs deux confrontations en 2018. Il a également conservé un pourcentage d’efficacité de 50 % sur son service. Le représentant de l’unifolié a ainsi argumenté et a voulu montrer la marque laissée sur la terre battue par la balle à l’arbitre. Pour se faire, il a chevauché le filet et l’officiel n’a pas eu d’autres choix que de lui décerner un point de pénalité, comme le veut le règlement.

Tennis star Denis Shapovalov got a little heated at the Italian Open on Monday. During his opening round match against Italian Lorenzo Sonego, ...

The 23-year-old star will be back on the court in the Round of 32 at the Italian Open. Shapovalov continued to scream at the umpire and that's when fans began to voice their displeasure by booing him. Following that penalty, the Canadian tennis star lost his cool.

Denis Shapovalov could land himself in trouble after some unsportsmanlike behaviour and a run-in with the crowd in his first-round tie at the Italian Open.

"It was the heat of the moment so I got emotional. I'm super excited to play another match not against an Italian." "I've played in Rome a lot of times.