French Open: Carlos Alcaraz crushes Tommy Paul as Lorenzo Moutei avoids excluding the ball in the judge | Tennis News

It was fortunate that the eighth Italian seed, Lorenzo Mousste, was not excluded from the French Open Championship after he kicked a ball in a line judge during his victory in the quarter -finals against Francis Tiavoi.

In the second group of his victory 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-2, Musaiti paved the ball in frustration and hit the woman-standing about three meters-at her chest. Tiafoe looked stunning at the other end of the court and alluded to the ruling, which ultimately gave Moussiti a violation of the law.

Tiafoe, the fifteenth seed, said: “I mean, it is clear that he did so and nothing happened. I think this is a comic, but this is what it is. There is nothing, so there is nothing to talk about it. It is clear that it is not consistent, so it is what it is.”

“Yes, I was a little, frankly, afraid, because I did not really want to harm anyone, of course,” said Moutei, who reached the semi -finals in Wimbledon last year,.

“So I immediately went to power, and I said, of course,” sorry, “I apologized to everyone. It was right to get a warning, but I believe that the referees saw that there is no intention to do so, and for this reason perhaps only, as you know, let me continue to play.”

The French Open Championship is the only one among the four four four championships that still use line judges instead of contacting the electronic line.

“Under the letter of law, if you hit a ball or kick it in frustration and become a boy, a ball, a line or a tight judge, it could be an exclusion.

“When you look at this, wisdom could have explained that it is excluded. However, if musitti was excluded, Musatti would feel protection and distress.

“When you kick a ball away, you should be a better soccer player and kick it in the right direction, or you are risking something like this.”

Caras Paul crush to book Moutei semi -final

Defense champion Moutei will meet Carlos Alcaraz, who mocked the twelfth American workbook, Tommy Paul 6-0 6-1 6-4 in another unilateral night match.

Alcaraz told court Philip Chatter after that.

Paul was his right thigh registered significantly, and he was unable to run, submit or hit the ground subscriptions at full capacity, and to see Alcaraz only 52 minutes to collect the first two groups. The 22-year-old Spaniard collected the 23-5 edge in the winners of that period, and the final groups were 40-13.

Things became more competitive in the third group, which was led by Paul 4-3, where some spectators at the court Felipe Chatter were first named. But Alcaraz grabbed the next three games to pick up things slightly over 90 minutes.

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