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Acapulco — German Olympic tennis singles champion Alexander Zverev's expulsion from the Acapulco Open for his foul-mouthed tantrum was deserved said Spanish legend Rafael Nadal.
Alexander Zverev deserved to be expelled from the ATP 500 tournament in Acapulco for his expletive-filled tantrum after a doubles defeat, Rafa Nadal said on Thursday, adding that he was sure the German Olympic champion will learn from his mistake.
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German Olympic tennis singles champion Alexander Zverev's expulsion from the Mexican Open for his foul-mouthed tantrum was deserved said Spanish legend Rafael Nadal.
Rafael Nadal has called on Alexander Zverev and other rising stars of the game to control their emotions on court and never cross the line of what is acceptable. Zverev was defaulted from the Mexican Open after repeatedly hitting the umpire’s chair with his racquet after losing a doubles match. Ad/> The German has apologised for his actions, but he is likely to face serious censure and there has been widespread condemnation of his actions.
Contento por en octavos del ATP 500 de Acapulco, atendió a los medios de comunicación en una rueda de prensa en la que habló más de , expulsado del torneo por golpear repetidamente con su raqueta la silla del árbitro en un partido de dobles que del propio partido que acababa de disputar. Lo cierto es que sus reflexiones no tienen desperdicio y las hizo pese a la molestia de una gotera que se tomó con mucho humor.
tennis singles champion Alexander Zverev's expulsion from the Acapulco Open for his foul-mouthed tantrum was deserved said Spanish legend Rafael Nadal. Nadal -- playing his first tournament since he became the record holder for Grand Slam singles titles when he won the Australian Open last month -- added it was not the 'Sascha' (Zverev) he knew and with whom he has good relations.
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