Denis Shapovalov calls for tougher measures against hecklers after fiery Italian Open win
By George Ramsay, CNN
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Canadian rising tennis star, Denis Shapovalov’s frustrations boiled over as he told the crowd to ‘Shut the f*** up’ in his Round-of-64 match against Lorenzo Sonego at the Italian Open.
Denis Shapovalov called for tennis officials to take a stronger stand against disruptive fans after he swore at the crowd for heckling during his three-set win over local hope Lorenzo Sonego at the Italian Open on Monday.
Denis Shapovalov has attempted to explain his foul-mouthed rant at fans during his Italian Open clash with Lorenzo Sonego in Rome. Shapovalov was handed a game penalty during his 7-6(5) 3-6 6-3 win over the Italian in the first round of the ATP event after a furious exchange with the umpire over a second serve. Ad/> The Canadian then proceeded to engage in a frosty discussion with the supervisor by the side of the court while also letting rip at fans who he felt were heckling him.
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