Former Serena Williams’ coach rushes to Australia’s ATP star player’s rescue after he blows golden chance, slams harsh critics for ridiculous approach

Recently, a player was disqualified in the Shanghai Masters qualifiers. A 26-year-old Australian player hit the ball in frustration. Unfortunately, the ball flew full force in the direction of the referee. Following the incident, the player was disqualified and expressed his regret and apology on his Twitter (now X) profile. However, his apology drew more criticism. Noting the backlash, former coach Rennae Stubbs serena williamsjumping out to defend players from their homeland.

Rarely do we see players attacking official referees, regardless of their intentions. If this behavior occurs, it means the player is immediately disqualified. No tennis association has made any relaxation of the rules, even for its top players.

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Marc Polmans was a 26-year-old Australian player who was making his first Masters appearance. However, his achievements were shattered in an instant because of a stupid mistake. Polmans missed a goal on match point when he hit the ball into the net. Frustrated, he hit a ball with great force and unknowingly directed it towards the referee, meaning he was immediately penalized.

He later said he apologized to the referee and the pair had moved on from the situation, further recognizing that his judgment was biased. But one Twitter user wasn’t happy. They further reprimanded the player, saying the action could have seriously harmed the referee if they had moved a few centimeters in a different direction.

Rene Stubbs popped up to defend Polmans. she says, “he is aware Man, you don’t need to knead it anymore. He made a huge mistake, but trust me, you won’t meet anyone better, so give him a break.Unless you live a perfect life“.

Stubbs’ comment prompted another reply from the same user. They further stated that he was certainly sorry for his actions, but that his actions could have endangered the officer and this should not be a minor matter.

In this regard, Serena Williams’ former coach also said, “If you’re sure he’s apologized, why do you keep insisting? We all know what’s going on, no one knows it better than Mark and Ben, but you come in here and rip off a really good kid, and that doesn’t change the explosion of a tennis player.He knows he screwed up, let it go.

Stubbs was quick to defend his countryman as he was further mocked by a furious former sports official. Hitting a referee is one of the worst behaviors in the game and will always result in a player being penalized.even Novak Djokovic Not immune to this rule either.

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Djokovic’s 2020 U.S. Open may have been his most infamous in the U.S. majors. The Serbian player, similar to Polmans, fired a shot in frustration that hit the linesman. There was some discussion after the move, but the 24-time Grand Slam champion was eliminated. He instantly lost the opportunity to go far in the US Open.

The default performance of Djokovic and Polmans showed that no player could harm the linesman at any time. This will be a memory that Polmans will remember for the rest of his career, and he will likely change the way he handles the setback.

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