"Now try being Novak Djokovic that gets tons of it in every match": Tennis fans react scathingly to Andreescu's shouting shut up at fan during Kostyuk defeat
Tennis fans on social media reacted scathingly and asked
why the same has never been done when the likes of Novak Djokovic face similar
reactions from the fans.
That day turned out to be a disappointing one for Andreescu
who ended up losing the match in three sets, despite winning the first, with a
score of 2-6, 6-3, 7-6.
The result will be a severe blow for the 2019 US Open winner
who would’ve been hoping for a longer run in the competition to be better
prepared for the mega-event.
Ever since lifting her first and till now only Grand
Slam title, Andreescu has found it hard to deliver at the highest level.
After that triumph, the Mississauga-born has not played in
the quarterfinal or beyond of any Grand Slams.
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Bianca Andreescu screams ‘Shut up!’ at a guy in the crowd who keeps cheering when she misses a serve.
He was even saying ‘Out’ after her missed serves.
Security was called to remove the man from the stadium.
Bianca refused to play until he left.