Perhaps due to the fact that the situation at the US Open was developing in his favor, he became nervous and lost control over his behavior.🙂HungryLyan said:I'm shocked that Djokovic has now probably lost his chance of becoming the all time greats and possibly well I doubt he will catch Roger Federer's most grand slams titles.
gallora said:He hit the line judge with the ball. It wasn't during the draw. Could such an accident be worthy of such punishment?
For a deliberate blow to any person on the court, a penalty of disqualification for a year is possible. The Federation monitors the prevention of boorish behavior at competitions.antonis32123 said:a year's disqualification. ?????? omg.... His career might had been destroyed , probably , Then fine by me , it's all good , the fine is good , the disqialification from the tournament , I mean , the penalty could be far worse , a lot far worse than this ..couldn be ??? Right????:stoned:
Perhaps really harsh. But it is impossible to separate punishment from the degree of damage done. In such a case, the tennis federation and organizers need to conduct an investigation and a court hearing to consider the case and make a decision.:icon_thumToNy70929 said:Disqualification after this unintentional episode is too severe a penalty.😎
It is not in vain that they want to introduce a hawk-eye control system instead of judges.🙂TheHulk7 said:Nole strikes again, he's going to kill all the judges! 😀
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ60HOBkm1M
TheHulk7 said:Nole strikes again, he's going to kill all the judges! 😀
gallora said:He hit the line judge with the ball. It wasn't during the draw. Could such an accident be worthy of such punishment?