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Denis Shapovalov screamed “shut the f*** up” to the Italian Open crowd during his first round match with Lorenzo Sonego on Monday after a row with the ...

But Shapovalov eventually had too much for his Italian opponent as he regrouped to win the third set 6-3 and book his place in the second round of the competition. The Italian Open crowd then appeared to lose patience with Shapovalov as they noisily booed his behaviour. Denis Shapovalov screamed “shut the f*** up” to the Italian Open crowd during his first round match with Lorenzo Sonego on Monday after a row with the umpire boiled over.

Denis Shapovalov somehow managed to win after completely losing the plot in an intense Italian Open battle with home talent Lorenzo Sonego.

Haigh calmly levelled with Shapovalov that he understood his frustration, but that he was left with no choice but to hand out a code violation and a point penalty given it was a second warning for the 23-year-old. After a late umpire overrule on a second serve, the Canadian made the mistake of hurdling the net to show umpire Richard Haigh the mark he believed was in. Denis Shapovalov has come through one of the most eventful ATP matches of the year so far to reach the second round of the Italian Open.

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Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from the Italian Open in Rome to rest an Achilles injury ahead of the French Open, the WTA said on Monday.

The 24-year-old reached the Miami Open final, where she lost to world number one Iga Swiatek, in April. The former world number one has never reached the final of a clay-court tournament, but will be hoping to put that record straight at the French Open which starts on May 22. "Unfortunately I'm going to have to withdraw from Rome as the injury which I picked up last week in Madrid hasn't healed yet," the Japanese star said in a statement.

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Japan's Naomi Osaka said on May 9 she is pulling out of the ongoing Italian Open due to pain in her left Achilles tendon.

Sara Sorribes Tormo of Spain, who knocked Osaka out of that tournament, was to face her again in the first round in Rome. The four-time Grand Slam winner Osaka is currently ranked 38th in the WTA singles ranking.

Nuria Parrizas Diaz will take Osaka's spot as the lucky loser and will take on Sara Sorribes Tormo in her first-round game. Osaka sustained the ankle injury ...

Osaka sustained the ankle injury during her opening round win at the Mutua Madrid Open last week. The player cited a lower back injury and will be replaced by Madison Brengle for the opening round clash against Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk. She added: "I love this city and always enjoy playing in front of the Italian fans so I will be sorry to miss them - but look forward to coming back next year."

Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from the Italian Open after citing issues with an injury she picked up in Madrid earlier this month.

Due to her absence and dip in form, Osaka faced a harsh drop down the world rankings last year. However, she was forced to withdraw from the tournament due to an abdominal injury. Osaka has struggled with her fitness since she returned to the court from her hiatus in 2021.

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.

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.

Fresh off his victory at the Madrid Open, Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Italian Open on Monday because of a right ankle injury.

Alcaraz, who was seeded seventh at the Foro Italico, had a first-round bye. Osaka will be replaced in the draw by Nuria Parrizas Diaz. Rome organizers said Alcaraz’s place in the Rome draw would be taken by Finnish player Emil Ruusuvuori, who will open against Cristian Garin in the second round.

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.

Fresh off his victory at the Madrid Open, Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Italian Open on Monday because of a right ankle injury.

Alcaraz, who was seeded seventh at the Foro Italico, had a first-round bye. Alcaraz, 19, hurt his ankle during the quarterfinal win over Nadal. The Spanish teen beat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic back-to-back in Madrid, then defeated Alexander Zverev in Sunday's final for his tour-leading fourth title of the year.

ROME (AP) — Fresh off his victory at the Madrid Open, Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Italian Open on Monday because of a right ankle injury.

Alcaraz, who was seeded seventh at the Foro Italico, had a first-round bye. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Skip Advertisement

Canada's Leylah Fernandez upset No. 14 seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia 1-6, 6-2, 6-2 in the first round of the Italian Open on Monday.

The Canadian will face world No. 23 Daria Kasatkina of Russia in the second round. Canada’s Leylah Fernandez upset No. 14 seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia 1-6, 6-2, 6-2 in the first round of the Italian Open on Monday.

World No. 18 Leylah Fernandez of Montreal put a tough first set against Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova behind her before winning the next two ...

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 th...

“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. I definitely won’t step over the net.” “A lot of things happened in the heat of the moment. I need to be better with my behavior,” Shapovalov said.

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Viral video shows Toronto tennis star freaking out on crowd at the Italian Open This tiny tantrum from a Canadian millionaire in Italy is proof. Viral video shows Toronto tennis star freaking out on crowd at the Italian Open

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.

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.

ROME -- 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. Late in the second set, Shapovalov was given a code violation for ...

"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'm not going to kick him out because I didn't see what he was doing," the umpire said. I need to be better with my behavior," Shapovalov said. I understand you're frustrated." "It was my mistake.

Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov lost his cool at the Italian Open, shouting 'shut the f—up' at fans as a chorus of boos rained down upon him.

Shapovalov quickly turned from the umpire to direct a message at the crowd. Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov lost his cool at the Italian Open, shouting "shut the f—up" at fans as a chorus of boos rained down upon him. Canadian Denis Shapovalov swears at fans amid chorus of boos at Italian Open