The Polish tennis star Iga świątek was fueled during her semi-final match against 17-year-old Mirre Andrea at BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells for breaking the ball back with the ball with the ball.
The winner of the 2024 French Open in 2024, 23 years, was on a 10 games in the tournament when she hit the field on Friday, March 14 to play a Russian teenager. Świątek fought during the third set, which eventually ended up with her loss of 1-6, and heard themselves complaining about a ball on the field that creates a noise behind them.
In the video of the match that has since received millions of views online, świątek was visibly frustrated at one point when one of the boys threw her ball. After throwing, świątek turned her racket and broke the ball right on it. The boy with the ball then raised his hands and moved out of the way in time to miss any contact with the ball.
Iga świątek on March 14th.
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Still, a crowd in California reportedly raised a tennis star before the match continued. He ended with a 7-6 (1), 1-6 and 6-3 victory for Andrev, who eventually won the California tournament on March 16th. On social networks, świątek fans invited her because of what they considered bad sports management.
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One fan commented on the Instagram post from świątek, “I think you should apologize to that boy with a ball and your fans like me for your behavior in your loss from Andreve. It doesn’t fit that champion. I hope you can learn to be more graceful in your losses.”
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The second fan commented on the separate Instagram post that the tennis star shared on Sunday, March 16, announcing his next games in Stuttgart in Germany: “I am a big fan of your IgA -a I have been for a long time. I know you have the highest expectations and you are more than you, but that you are disappointed. Continue so well.”
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