The tournament in Naples will become a legend. Nightmare. amateurs [WIDEO]

An unusual situation occurred during the match between Corentin Moutet (65th ATP) and Miomir Kecmanovic (30th ATP). The French player was slipping on the uneven surface of the courts in Naples and got so angry that he bluntly let us know what he thought about the tournament organizers.

Moutet couldn’t stand it. He threw the racket and surrendered the games

Even before the match, Corentin Moutet and Miomir Kecmanovic wondered if it made sense to play the match on the surface they met in Naples. However, both decided to play the match, which ended with giant nerves of the former. In the first set, with the score 4:3 and the advantage of Kecmanovic, Moutet slipped and lost a service game. The Frenchman was extremely nervous and decided to throw the racket with great impetus into the advertising boards around the court. As a result of the whole situation, the player decided to end his participation in the match. After a short conversation, he shook hands with the referee and Kecmanovicio, then left the court.

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Fatal ATP 250 organization in Naples

The ATP 250 tournament in Naples kicked off on October 17 and from the start the players were unhappy with the surface they had to play on. More than once, there were situations in which matches started late because tennis players wondered if playing on the Neapolitan courts made sense. Numerous bulges, tearing off the surface and slippery nature of the courts are just a few of the many problems of the tournament.

Already two days before the start of the tournament, one Twitter user alerted about the condition of the court surface and informed: “We will see what decision the organization of the tournament will take, but it will be difficult to implement the planned program of the tournament on such courts.” Ultimately, some matches were played 20 kilometers outside the city without the participation of fans.

The scheduled conclusion of the ATP 250 tournament in Naples is scheduled for October 23.