Opponents of French players insult with the French Open Deals and whistling and yes, even gum

Paris – In all sports, there are facilities at home. In the French Open Tennis Tournament, it may seem like a visitor to play against a French player as if the whole world is against you.

The crowd does not just cheer. They burst, they whistle, they say in the service, they insult – and at least once even gum – to the locals’ opponents. This type of behavior is why the organizers of the tournament banned alcohol from stands last year, there is still a policy.

Some non-fierce athletes dealing with this type of negativity in Paris, such as Czechier’s 19-year-old Jacob Mensak, who removed Alexandre Muller in front of a fierce crowd in the court, compared the atmosphere of high-intensity to a football game.

Others choose strong conditions.

A player says French Open fans can be ‘disgusting’

“The worst experience of my life,” Chile’s Nichols Jariti said that Simon-Mattiu was asked to return to the court near the Centin Mount of France to return to the unprecedented loss of last year, whose coach requested the audience to create “hell” in Santiago for a debate in Santiago.

Jarna blamed Mauutt, saying that another French Arthur File was quiet at his loss, whom the Chilean called a “good guy” and “gentleman”.

“It’s fighting there, you know. Sometimes, it is not just a fight with the player,” Novak Djokovich said, who would face the adamant moutet in the second round.

Expecting an anti -environment. Djokovich confirms.

Roleland-Garros can be ‘loud and more enthusiastic’ to visitors

24 times the Grand Slam champion of 24 times said, “They’ll be crowded for them. It is not strange about it it is not it expected.” “But it is true that here in France and Paris, compared to other slam, people are more enthusiastic and more enthusiastic and simply more support, loud support, give their players more strength, which can be boring (opponents). It is not the kind of ideal environment you want, but you don’t have to be ready for it.”

Usually for the silence of the estimate found in a tennis courtyard. It raises all the questions about where the line is between support and instability.

Ameli Mursho, director of the tournament, a former number player said earlier this year, “We have increased security,” and the chair has given the chair umpire more power to interfere and report unacceptable behavior on stands. “

On behalf of Mensak, Zires started each time when the ball was hit during a warmup before winning against Muller of France with his 7-5, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-3. Once more than the game started, more than each of his 20 or simply when he just walked to verify a ball sign-a routine part of the masculine-court tennis.

After taking the third set, Mensak gave the old birds a little behind, with his right index finger in such a way that it operates an orchestra, a step that he learned from Djokovic.

“Sometimes,” Mansak said of the crowd, “it’s far away.”

Nevertheless, those who stop all of them.

Some players say that the rudy crowd in Paris is just part of Tennis

“It’s part of the tennis, especially here. My opponent was here his fans; I have in Belgium. It is normal.

French players have two sides with higher support.

This is “you think that you can reach the stars,” the highest ranked French woman Varvara Grachva said, who acknowledged that support could also become a burden.

He lost in the first round.

A French woman has won the Open since 25 years, 42 Since a man has done

A woman who represented the host nation at the French Open (2000 Mary Pears) has become a quarter of a century after a single man (Mary Pierce) won the single title and a man (Yanic Noah in 1983).

“As a French player, we are always under pressure when we play here,” said Moutlet, “NO.1 is currently ranked.” When you win, you are the ‘king of the world’. So you have to try to ignore the pressure. “

Nathan Fima, a 5 -year -old high school student in Paris, felt that his homelands needed his voice. So there he was in Roleland-Garros this week, a blue-white and red French flag swept and shouted himself to the class to watch the selection and first round matches.

“We have to push them, because otherwise too much will happen,” he said that the Diane Parry of France loses. “Maybe this word will take a homegown champion again to win again. We have to trust.”