Harriet Dirt apologizes to the opponent should be kept with the deodorant during the match

Paris – British tennis player Harriet Dirt Chair umpire apologized after telling his opponent to keep his opponent in the deodorant because he “got really bad smells.”

In the first round of the clay court Rawin Open, Dart -0-5, -3-5 lost to French player Lois Boison, and a microphone while telling the umpire during a change: “Can you tell him to wear him (Boison) Deodorant?”

After spreading footage on social media, Dirt posted an apologies on Instagram and said, “It was a heat-Mohurt comment that I really regret.”

He wrote, “It’s not how I want to carry myself and I take full responsibility.” “Lois and I have a lot of respect for how he competed today. I will learn from it and go ahead.”

Bowson, who appeared on his first WA tour season and was working on the way back to the rankings from 303rd after the injury, reacted lightly. He posted a picture in the court on his Instagram with a pigeon deodorant edited in the top frame of his hand, tagged the company and wrote that they “obviously need a collab”.