(VIDEO) Mikael Ymer loses his mind after argument with umpire, smashes his racquet to pieces and gets defaulted in Lyon
ATPThursday, 25 May 2023 at 09:58
Mikael Ymer was facing rising French talent, Arthur Fils at the Lyon Open and was disqualified after losing his mind after getting into an argument with umpire, Rogerio Santos.
Ymer smashed his racquet into pieces after he claimed the ball was out and the umpire wouldn't check the mark saying it was too late after he already missed.
It was a similar incident to Alexander Zverev in Mexico for hitting the chair of the umpire, but this outburst could land the Swede a hefty fine.
Watch the video below.
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