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The match between Davidovich-Fokina and Vesely was very balanced. The five-group duel lasted for nearly four hours – the longest of all Wednesday duels matches. The final result was determined by the tiebreak played up to 10 points, in which Vesely won in a ratio of 10: 7. The last action at the meeting, in which the referee Fokina was punished, evoked the most emotions.
Davidovich Fokina is punished for his behavior. Effect? Defeat a full match
Vesely was leading 8:7 and scoring ninth after an equal exchange. Czech It was supposed to be in an instant the ball The match, when it was already at the score 9: 7, immediately after the loss himself, Fokina got angry, hit the ball received for the next serve and sent it high into the stands.
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And the behavior did not escape the attention of referee Carlos Ramos who after a while decided to award a so-called penalty point, which meant he was leading 10:7 in the Czech super-half. She won the entire match. If it wasn’t for his stupid behavior, he could still fight Veseli in at least one act. during match Fokina, famous for his emotions (which he showed in the match against Hurkacz), had already been reprimanded by the referee.
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After an unfavorable decision of the deceitful judge Hubert Hurkacz He went to the referee and discussed with him for a while, then he remained on the field for a few minutes and could not come to terms with the situation.
Wednesday is full of surprises at Wimbledon
In addition to Fokina’s departure on Wednesday, there were a few sensations in the London courts. The sixth in the standings said goodbye to the championship ATP Casper Rudd, who lost to Ugo Humbert. Earlier, players like Hubert Hurkacz (10. ATP), Felix Auger-Aliassime (9. ATP), Pablo Carreno Posta (Twenty ATP) or Britain’s Andy Murray (52. ATP).
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