French Open: 'That's wrong!' - Huge drama as Stefanos Tsitsipas and Holger Rune argue decision with umpire

There was some serious drama during the opening set of the pulsating fourth-round clash between Stefanos Tsitsipas and rising star Holger Rune at the French Open. The fourth seed from Greece first reacted furiously to finding the net with a key attempted forehand passing shot at 4-4, letting out a very angry response on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Ad/> But the temperature went up a notch moments later as Tsitsipas and Rune argued with each other, and the umpire, James Keothavong, over a dubious line call at another very tense moment.

/> Roland-Garros'No!' — Watch as Tsitsipas and Rune argue about controversial umpire decision31 MINUTES AGO The decision came at a vital moment as Rune — under huge pressure from his opponent — was about to hold serve and level at 5-5 before going on to win the set. Eurosport commentators Simon Reed and Jo Durie could not believe the initial call and had strong views on how the situation unravelled. “That was wide surely!" exclaimed Reed.

«I’m sure they’ll find this wide. “No, no, no… that wasn’t in. No, no, no… either he’s got the wrong mark… that’s wrong!” “Hawkeye only shows it if it endorses the umpire’s decision.

Really. Well, that’s what I’ve seen all through the week. “I’m sorry, I think he’s a terrific umpire, but he’s got that wrong.

According to [Hawkeye], it’s in. It looked further wide to me, but that stifles my theory! Maybe it is the right theory, maybe I was wrong about that! It did look wide to me.» Durie pitched in: “It’s in? Oh my goodness!” “Well, Tsitsipas can’t believe it. He was right there, and he stopped the play straight away.