Madrid Open: Andrey Rublev Out, Aryna Sabalenka, Alexander Zverev followed by photo warning | Tennis news

Alexander Zverev was warned to take a picture of a ball mark in Madrid in Madrid, which is controversial on the electronic line calling in the cil.

In recent years in recent years, the system has become common in other surfaces in recent years, but the linear judges and chairs of clay fell from the chair to investigate the ball during the challenges.

There were doubts about the accuracy of the electronic system given with clay movements, but this seasonal referees were removed from the ATP tour and many events in the WTP tour.

Forecasts that can prove this problem, with Zverevi, the best player in the third round of Madrid in the third round of Spain, the last player of the last player who calls during the victory of Spain 2-6 7-6 (3) 7-6 (0).

At the first point in the second set, after the challenge of the next match, Zverevi Zverevi Davidovich lowered the foconus, and after the summons of Umpire Mohamed Lahyani said that “system is not in the system”.

Zverev took his phone from his bag when his protests came and took a photo of the sign by warning for war.

The world’s number one Aryna Sabalenka, in the beginning of this month, in Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Victoria Azarenka sent a rich image from another Madrid match on social media.

The French, which are open to date, will continue with line judges for a tournament of a foreign month.

An elsewhere of the Spanish capital, Andrei RuBlev, who defended the champion, lost 6-4 0-6 6-4 6-4, and as a result, the world’s top 15 are the world’s best.

In the draw, the best seeds Sabalenka, 3-6 6-2 6-1, third seeds Jessica Pegula and sixth seeds Jessica Paolini knocked the third seed Jessica Paolini.

Pegula lost 6-2 6-2 by Japan by Moyuka Uchijima, 6-2 6-1, Paolini 6-2 6-1, and this week was revived this week after meeting with British coach Tom Hill again.

ATP and WTA tours, as well as in New York, living in Sky Sports in 2025 or Stream now and Sky Sports AppBlue Sports customers do not have any additional cost to access more than 50 percent live sports this year. Find more things.