I do think this was a total accident. As to punishment, I do not know all the tennis rules. But being a long time baseball player, this strikes me as being like a batter throwing a bat in anger and hitting another player, or the umpire. There are rules regarding this behavior. And from what I recall as a kid, one of the first rules you learn is, "Don't throw the bat!"
I dont think it would have mattered where she got hit-he would still be out
go Dom Thiem!
It was disappointing that Serena lost, but I've really enjoyed watching Azarenka play throughout the Open. Looking forward to the match with Naomi!
Auditions for the Maplewood Strollers' Production of 'The Colored Museum'
Jan 14, 2025 at 7:00pm
Who's watching?
First off - the whole Djokovic thing is a bit blown out of proportion. Had he hit the line judge anywhere other then where he did - this would really be a non-issue. McEnroe says he'll always be known as the "bad guy" - no he won't. Maybe John is hoping to pass on that reputation.
There have been some good matches - I miss the crowd, but am still enjoying without.
Here's today's lineup:
ARTHUR ASHE STADIUM
12:00 PM
WOMEN'S SINGLES - QUARTER-FINALS
J. Brady (USA) [28]
Y. Putintseva (KAZ) [23]
MEN'S SINGLES - QUARTER-FINALS
B. Coric (CRO) [27]
A. Zverev (GER) [5]
ARTHUR ASHE STADIUM
7:00 PM
WOMEN'S SINGLES - QUARTER-FINALS
N. Osaka (JPN) [4]
S. Rogers (USA)
MEN'S SINGLES - QUARTER-FINALS
P. Carreno Busta (ESP) [20]
D. Shapovalov (CAN) [12]