NEW YORK: Tsitipas Stefanos third rank has been reduced to the US Open Buckline for an extended toilet break extended during the match, with victims of Alexander Zverev and Andy Murray ripped off on Tuesday.
Germany’s fourth seed Zverev, who accused Tsitipas to get improper coaching during his toilet break in the match in Cincinnati, went out of his way to throw Zinger in Greek stars after the first round victory.
After saying Novak Djokovic is a favorite, he warns others who play well, say, “Danil is in very good condition.
Stefanos can play well – if he doesn’t go to the moon and come back to break the toilet, it will also Help.
I have to, I’m sorry.
“British Murray complained about the tsitipas toilet break extended in a loss Monday, the winner of the Grand Slam three times noted,” never for me it took a long time to go to the toilet.
” Murray posted a tweet to Tuesday comparing Hiatus seven minutes Tsitipas with spaced flights Billionaire Jeff Bezos.
“The fact that day.
It takes Stefanos Tsitipas twice as long as to go to the bathroom because Jeff Bazos is needed to fly into space.
Interesting,” Murray Tweeted.
Australian Nick Kyrgios raised the bathroom break in losing him to Roberto Bautista Agut, wondering why he had a violation of time to take towels when there was a “20 minute bathroom break” by another player.
Tsitipas defended his rest, said he followed the ATP rules about the journey of the bathroom.
“I play with rules and holding fast to what ATP is said fair,” Tsitipas said.
“I took my clothes with me when I left court.
That’s the amount of time needed for me to change my clothes and walk back.” Zverev said that while the rules allow such a pause, rarely brought to the extreme.
“You are allowed to do that,” he said.
“But it’s like an unwritten rule between players.” Zverev wants to end the antics, which often stop rival momentum.
“This happens every match.
It’s not normal.
Against me in silly Cincinnati and now here again,” Zverev said.
“He’s one of the best in the world on what he does.
I don’t believe he needs to do that …
This kind of things happens at the junior event …
but not when you are three in the world.” And Zverev still wonders about coaching in his match.
“He left for 10 minutes.
His father sent an SMS on the phone.
He came out, and suddenly his tactic really changed,” Zverev said.
“Whether it’s a very magical place, he goes to or there is communication there.” Murray said he had “lost respect” for Tsitipas and Zverev agreed.
“I believe, and Andy said it too, there are some levels of respect that all players need to have,” Zverev said.
“He might go to the toilet.
That’s also possible.
But it happens too often, I’ll say.” American Reilly Opelka said he understood the need for a long time, which often included changing from sweating clothes.
“Silly,” Opelka said.
“I understand it gets a press because tennis is paralyzed and tennis media sucks and they are very bad.” We moisturize a lot.
We have to use the bathroom.
To change socks, shoes, my inserts in shoes, shorts, shirts, everything, all nine meters, hats, needed five, six minutes.
Then when I walked to and from the court.
“I don’t know Tsitipas, I don’t know the situation.
I doubt he will be trained.
Today, I can’t even take my bag to change.
I like, ‘guys, clothes and shoes I entered here.
You can stand here with me if You want.
‘I really went to change because of the heat and it was moist.
“