Dramatic Andrey Rublev Default In Dubai 2024 Semi-Final
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Bublik is watching this on tennis tv now and he is still saying I am ok to continue😅😅😅😂😂
Mr ready bublik
with a girl and having a beer. ! lol
You forgot to begin with, "Legend says"
@@donkey3187 I hate cliche social media comments
Rublev did not speak in russion he said how could you call the ball out.
Never denied calling him a moron. Just not the " f" word. 😅
😂
Well he was a fuckingmoron if he didn't call 2 points out whichw ere clearly out
These refs are a bunch of Woke Betas. Punishing people for cursing. Give me a break
He Actually didn't. He called him a moron, but f## was not related to the umpire. It's like a Russian way to connect the words when you are angry.
Could see saying something but no voice,when asked.
Rublev is a great competitive and a great champion, but his behaviour in the last few months is out of control. He screamed at a photographer in Shanghai, he screamed at an umpire in a UTS event in December and now this. Even if him being defaulted is harsh you can’t go round shouting in people faces like that.
I don't think it's harsh at all, everyone deserve the same respect as the next person so they made the right decision. It's also a good lesson to him hopefully that in the future he will think twice before just going off on someone like that.
Exactly my thought. He is out of control, nervous, and complaining always
@@JR-qb7qt🤦🤦🤦
@JR-qb7qt everyone deserves the same respect but Fils said "f* you" to a supervisor and he went away with that and just a stupid instagram story and so did other players. Double standards.
It's okay to scream to a person at who did his work bad which resulted him to lose points. What, if you were him, you would just accept all mistakes and eat it?
Rublev is a nice guy off court but an absolute psycho on it, and this kind of thing was coming
A psycho disguised as a nice man. Psycho is a psycho
Yes, two different people.
Umm he is not nice if this is his true colors.
Some would say that the court brings out the man's true character, when the "nice guy" act dissolves under pressure.
I know right. It is so weird.@@potzysk2
If all judges would know Russian Bublik is the first man who would be in a serious serious trouble 😂😂😂
Good one 😂
Can't get in their face. It's a direct default. Rublev got away with cursing the umpire in 2021, but umpire gave him a warning only or didn't hear it very clearly
@@tmatrix1 Mr. Soft
Бублик просто скромно это делает,ни на кого не нападает,но Рублев проявил агрессию по отношению к судье и был наказан.
@@frankcastle10 Bodily harm and/or intimidation of tournament personnel are in the rulebooks as defaultable offenses. Happened to Monfils at UTS.
I don't know what Rublev said there exactly, but screaming in the face of the judge shoudn't be allowed.
thats correct, no one should scream at officials, doesn't matter what is said
Just said
fing moron is what he said to the linesman.
I think it's cool, actually. Tennis judges/umps are soft. In almost any other sport in the world, they are expected to have a thicker skin.
Exactly! That's why the actual words he spoke or didn't speak don't matter all that much. His action was very aggressive, hostile, and disrespectful. You can argue and become angry now and then. But making an aggressive move right up in the official's face like that is way out of line. Right decision. The supervisor should have said that to Rublev when he denied he swore. "You're not being defaulted for swearing. You're being defaulted for behaving in an aggressive and disrespectful way towards the official."
Finally...Rublev's inability to control his emotions on court actually bites him, it's unfortunate that the match ended this way but Rublev is an idiot for standing so close to the line judge when yelling
So now Rublev was right and you are the idiot.
Youre words are 100 % true
You're absolutely right. He is known to be and has shown to be very nice off court, but needs to learn to control his emotions on court. He has apologised for it and hopefully it'll be a lesson for him.
Rublev: I swear to God
Supervisor: I don't believe in God 😂😂
Shouldn’t he have gotten a code violation warning instead of a disqualification? Getting defaulted just for swearing seems a bit too much.
he likely got defaulted for getting in the line judge's face, being aggressive, and also cursing
@@ReginaldPowell-tt9ow Serena wasn't disqualified for literally threatening an umpire, so this is a point deduction, nothing more.
He named this line judge with the extremely bad Russian words. It's a verbal abuse. I'm glad Rublev is panished for this.
@@taniasmile8231 he said "moron" in mild Russian, don't make things up.
@@user-ll7eb9yd5d yes, you are correct
bublik such a great sportsman
lol, no he's not.
Why? He did nothing to indicate that. And why would he say he wants to continue if the match is already over. Hilarious .
He obviously is, not just because of that.
Are we forgetting his actions towards Thiem at the US Open last year? That was the complete opposite of sportsmanship
@@zafferung4440 he is, the fact that sometimes he acts like a clown doesn't mean that he is unsportsmanlike.
Just the fact that he was screaming in the face of the judge, it was already out of line.
I was expecting better from Rublev and i am sure he couldn't be defeated by Bublik then Humburt in the final too.. But why did he do that simply it's out of the line.. He can't shout like that on his face...
That’s sadly today’s new normal. Scream and swear at anyone who doesn’t agree . I hope this punk learned his lesson. What a retardant way to throw your dreams under the bus in full view of everyone. He needs to go back to playing video games so he can throw the controller at the tv when he loses 🙄
Just like his ball
He did the same against photographer few weeks ago when he played vs Hurkacz. I was surprised chair umpire did nothing about it then. Rublev really needs to control his emotions😮
Why are we so worried about the words he said? That was a very aggressive in-your-face thing he did to the line judge. Control yourself, Rublev.
He was on his man period.😂
And on top of that the ball was in 😑
рускі - це суцільна агресія всюди і зі всіма
We're worried because what he said disqualified him. Yelling was just a warning. Comprehension seems to be a lots practice these days.
exactly
As much as I like and admire Rublev, he was definitely in the wrong to be screaming in someone’s face like that. It opens him up to face disciplinary action like this. Had he stayed out on the court and said a few words in the line judge’s direction, fine. But to go up into their face like that is completely unacceptable and he needs to learn to control his emotions.
Rublev did the same thing last year in Shanghai, he screamed his lung out in front of a camera guy, "lucky" for him, there was a buffer between him and the photojournalists, the umpire just gave him a warning.
yup - not the first time. Grow up already Andre.
@@mingthemerciless7225 Don't forget UTS Oslo in February where he climbed up the umpire chair and the umpire had to hold Ruby's hand away from his face. Should've been defaulted for that, tbh. This was the last straw.
Judges also need to be more professional and respect their work cause their unprofessional mistakes may have huge impact on professional players. Mutual respect is needed and please don’t aim only at Rublev.
There's no good reason why in 2024, the Hawk-Eye line calling system is not implemented at every ATP and WTA sanctioned tennis tournaments.
Tennis is a game of millimeters. It's a shame when chair umpires and line judges are still allowed to negatively impact matches with incorrect out calls or make no calls when the ball is actually out.
I don't dislike Rublev but on the court his emotions get the best of him. Too bad for him.
I like him too, fiery competitor. Even when he gets mad at himself, it is amusing and harmless. Maybe losing his earnings for Dubai will make him think first.
What if someone shouted like that on your face or your dad or brother face…think of that and comment
@@RaviArra Not relevant. Family has nothing to do with this. This is player vs. line judge, professional tennis, nothing more.
@@user-wd4uf2sm5d yes then shouting and cursing line empire is not professional too
@@user-wd4uf2sm5d Yes indeed it will teach him a lesson-
It doesnt matter what he said, he screamed in the face of the judge, there is no way you can bypass that. I am sorry for him, he is one the best players out there
Exactly. When someone approaches you like this, screaming, the other person literally feels scared it could get physical. Doesn’t matter if it does or not.
Useless line umpire and racist supervisor
@@mkane1210 Don't think so. Kyrgios did something similar and was defaulted, also Paire, and so on
@@connected89 But if the cited reason for his default is specific language he's accused of using and he didn't use it, that is a problem.
@@mkane1210 What "race" is Rublev?
As much as I love Rublev personality off-court, he's just a psycho inside of it. Lots of cursing, self harming, he really should seek professional help. Not the first, second or third time he sees himself involved in this sort of situation. Sooner or later, his reputation starts to bite him in the ass.
John McEnroe would have made you piss yourself then.
Such a delicate little thing. So child-like.
He's been getting worst and worst, it's not surprising that it has finally come to this.
you soft as hell.
@@footfault123 Worse is the comparative form of bad, basically translating to “more bad.” Worst: Used to denote the most negative or inferior condition, worst compares more than two things or a group. Worst is the superlative form of bad, meaning “most bad.”
Professional help 😂 you realize what he does for a living right. Many players are high strung just like him.
If he was sure the ball was out, why didn't he stop the point?
Because you can't be sure if the chair umpire is going to award or replay the point
he's an idiot on court
@@sarthaksingal No, It will go to hawkeye and if it shows the ball is out Rublev wins the point.
Maybe he had no challenge left for hawkeye? Thats the only reason i can think of.@@johan123212
@@johan123212 It will still be umpire's call if she wants to go to Hawkeye or not. I'm not sure if they had Hawkeye in this tournament.
Rublev's on and off court behaviour is absolutely contrasting. He must learn from this incident moving forward.
I am happy to see them defaulted, they have to learn and not be abusive.
He. Not them. Bublik is out of cause.
Serena weren't defaulted for literally threatening a line umpire with “i’ll shove the tennis ball down your throat”, so a point penalty should've been more than enough. This is dscrimination in 4k.
She never said she’d shove the tennis ball down the umpires throat, nor did she call him a moron. She called him a thief for taking a point from her and she was punished by losing a game. Let’s straighten that out first.
Do I think he should’ve been defaulted? No I think if this verbal insult did happen maybe have him lose a game. However being that Bublik was up 6-5 in the last set, Rublev losing a game would’ve resulted in him also losing the match. So maybe that’s why they went for a default…
STFU...she was disqualified....she actually lost a semifinal in a grand slam.
Hey great job making things up. Children I swear 🤫
she was literally defaulted
@@kingjeyyy she literally said that.
As to Rublev - he was disqualified for words which he didn't even say, as per umpires decision. So no matter how it looked, it's pure bs.
for people saying it's too harsh, you're justifying players getting to verbally abuse and scream at line umpires doing their job. rublev had every opportunity to challenge the call, such behaviour shouldn't be allowed and it's good that an example has been made of it
I did not watch the match, but maybe he was out of challenges
I can't believe that this happened. I feel for Rublev and the fans. Did he deserve to be penalized? Yes. Did he deserve to be defaulted? No.
That just shows the inconsistencies of the rules in tennis since similar degrees of action haven't been punished nearly as bad as this or even punished at all. Don't forget that players like Tsitsipas, Serena, Kyrigio, etc, have done terrible things, but they haven't been defaulted, which further proves the inconsistencies of tennis rules.
I understand that Rublo's antics are going to be detrimental to himself, and this was the result. What I don't know is why didn't they ask the ACTUAL person who Rublo yelled at if he spoke in Russian or not, or better yet, check a video feed if Rublo swore in Russian or not.
To default, Rublo, based on Word of Mouth (W.O.M), is ridiculous. Poor decision and poor fans who got their epic swatted away.
People supporting don't get it. When Djokovic after failing to convert a break and hit a ball after play at a lines judge throat. She had troubled breathing for a good minute. Probably same people said she was overacting. Some claimed she was alcoholic for posting a pic with a bottle. Some sent death threats saying that she would die just like her son did.
yeah, he said fuc? you default a player because he said fuc?? and in another language?? based on what someone else has heard?? this is ridiculous
@911falseflagdonebybushrums3 you want be this naive to think it's just the usage of the word fuck. He aggressively got into the linemans face. How is that acceptable?
If you can't control your emotions, don't blame others for having to face consequences.
It’s well known umpires and line judges are downgrading their performance. It’s also an opportunity tu hire or train to get better officials in a tennis court
Good to see someone has the balls to stop such behavior .
amen!
You mean balls to whine to the big judge about something someone said to him, and they hold his hands next to his body and playing perfectly innocent kid?
What a bitch behavior.
Where are the men these days?.
Finally! There's hope for tennis
SO HE YELLED BIG FINGGGGGGGG DEAL. ANOTHERRRRRR PUSYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Why didn’t they at least review the footage? Horrible decision
No it's not. it's unacceptable to do what he did, regardless of what he said.
Well, it's not what the judge said. He said he would be defaulted because of the expression Rublev said in Russian. So, if a replay would show that he didn't say that expression, we have a problem here.
@@zafferung4440 Bullshit. It was nothing. If you're so delicate that you can't handle a few swear-words directed your way, you're a whimp.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me.
@@zafferung4440one thinks a point deduction would be appropriate until and unless the review footage shows very vulgar language. In any case Rublev deserved some punishment; a full default seems unfair
@@zafferung4440ты не прав.
It wasn’t about what he said, it was the fact that he screamed at the face of the line judge was plain RUDE!
I WAS about what he said. That's WHY they disqualified him. The yelling only issued him a warning. Pay attention.
In that case Novak would have been disqualified some 100 times or more
@@venu415Novak is the King, he can do whatever he wants
Unbelieveable how much times have changed. Entitled behavior has ZERO place in any sport and should NEVER be tolerated by judges/referees. He kicked himself out when he CHOSE to act the way he did. Be a man, get on ESPN and take responsibility for your failed actions, and then get on the next plane bound for wherever.
Rublev "chose to act the way he did," eh? How do you know what he said? You do not. He denies he said anything in Russian, let alone "fucking moron"! Where is the evidence he said this? They did not review the video; they just took the line judge's word against Rublev's word. Kangaroo Court! Totally unjust. Total, outrageous BS.
If Rublev was THAT sure about Bubliks ball went out.
Then he simply had to challenged it. Or didn’t he had any more remaining?
Exactly this. Line judges can make mistakes. If you think he made a mistake, challenge it. Then you know. End of story.
Screaming to his face is never acceptable!
Too bad, I really like Andrey, but he needs to get his emotions under control.
Edit: It's of course possible that he had no more challenges remaining. But still, you should abide by the rules. You have your opportunities to challenge.
Did they have a Hawkeye system?
Dubai doesn't have the hawkeye system
I believe he was out of challenges
@@Giftick1smells like FIFA-like management
No matter how frustrated you are, you can't just get in the line umpire's face and shout abuse at him.
Oh yeah? Double standards. When Serena openly threatened the empire, they didnt bother to disqualify her.
But how do you know if he really abused if Rublev is denying it?
@@BiGTruthNowUmpires are more built to deal with it than lines judges. Neither is the right thing to do but I can see why screaming at a line judge or ball kid would be way worse than screaming at an umpire who is used to the abuse and making tough calls.
why? he's gonna cry? is he 5? grown man can't take a few bad words said out of frustration? It's not like Rublev punched him in the face or threatened to burn down his house. He said he was stupid and he complained to the teacher like in kindergarten. We live in funny times, in a funny world.
@@hendrixAKA32 Looking at that footage, does it look like he's serenading him with a love song?
Unrelated, but its great to see Bublik playing great tennis as of recent. Seems like he's finally starting to put things together.
I absolutely agree with the default decision. Rublev's actions were completely over the line regardless of what he said. I also must commend the line judge's composure. If a big giuy came at me this aggressively with a racquet in his hand, I don't believe I would've taken it sitting down.
Bad karma, he did not know that the other line judge understood russian. And he even did not admit is. Good call.
As many have said, Rublev is a genuine nice guy who turns into an ugly monster in the heat of competition. He's got to find a way to get control over his emotions; if he doesn't, he'll continue to have this type of incidents, and he'll also never surpass the level of tennis he has already acheived.
I'm a little over this "he's a nice guy" tbh at this point. If he is "genuine" nice, these things wouldn't be happening. Genuine doesn't mean "when it's convenient".
@@r.p.larose6844 That's a fair point, but I think there are people who lose sight of everything when locked into competition. I consider myself a nice guy, and I was always a total hothead on the tennis court. So much so that I decided to quit playing. It's a real thing.
@@r.p.larose6844Yes indeed
Well... he's not a nice guy then, is he?
Because the real nature of our character, reveals when we are angry or afraid
So...
@papigringo5692 I'm sorry to hear that you had to quit playing because of your temper. That really sucks. I also feel sympathy for Rublev. He looks scary distressed when he is angry. I also have experience in my family with this kind of rage. The part that crosses the line is directing it at that umpire aka the people around us. I hope you can find a way to play this game again if it makes you happy ❤. I guess my point is not that he is 100 a bad guy, but that these outbursts are just as much a part of his genuine character as his good sides. I hope he addresses it.
Such aggressive behavior against a referee cannot be accepted. Rublev is a good boy, but he cannot act in such a violent way..
Ist's called Rock n Roll in Sport Dude. Chill ...
good boy, what is he going for choir boy selections?
Extraordinary sportsmanship from bublik, no other player in top100 would have said I’m okay to continue, he wanted to play and win.
I disagree. Nobody wants to win like that after such a hard fought contest. Especially not when you're leading 6-5
Rublev has been throwing tantrums for years. He throws fits all the time. Many of these younger players these days do not know how to handle pressure and allow their emotions to take over and act rude and abusive. The ATP allowed Nick to get away with terrible behavior for years which set a precedent. This is a good sign that things might change and players will know that you cannot be abusive towards the officials on the court.
Thumbs up on the statement about Nick
You can't expect civil actions from Russians. If it happens, great, but you can't just expect them to be civil. Would you expect female dogs to curtsey?
You cannot pressure a linesman like that, get into their face and abuse using bad words. If Rublev wouldn't be DQ, then that linesman would be pressured to call the balls in on Rublev's side even if it was out, because of the abuse he received earlier. It was the right decision. This is not the first time Rublev has foul-mouthed officials.
Rublev done 3 wrong things: he called the line judge "a fuc*ing moron", he shouted in his face and he's done it in a threatening manner.
valerym1400 3 things wrong here:
1. He did not call anyone a moron.
2. You’re not telling the truth.
3. He didn’t swear.
@@michaelmartin9447 You are a local moron then 😂🤣
I speak russian and live in russian speaking country, Rublev said "nahren debil", you can go and translate now with google, there was no f word, he did say "are you moron", but he didn't say f word at all.
@@Prosto.Dastan So he is good and they should give him a bonus for his behavior?
@@valerym1400 Nope, but you don't need to perpetuate lies about what happened to make things worse. If someone shoplifts but gets accused and tried for murder is that fair? You can criticize him and call for him to be penalized without just straight up lying. Should he have yelled at the line judge? No. A game penalty and a heavy unsportsmanlike conduct fine were probably in order. But should he have been DQed for something that he most likely never said now that the dust has settled (Evidence: ATP gave him back his ranking points and prize money and there was no suspension. So it seems like they've reviewed the situation and Rublev seems to have been telling the truth) ?
No. Letting bias/disdain for a person cloud objective morality is pretty cheap and is a really slippery slope. The line guy who accused him in the first place will probably not face any consequences for lying and that's also quite unfair.
These athletes should atleast bahave because kids are watching them.
Tennis is a gentlemen's game first and foremost
You can't get into an official's face like that, I agree with this and I am a Rublev fan.
I've seen like thousands of cases in the last 20 yrs when Tennis Players were cursing on the chair umpire, and saying much worse words at the umpire than Rublev (if its true that he said such things) and the best they got was warning, this is ridiculous and embarrassment!!
was the ball in or out ?
If Rublev's call was right, he shouldn't have been defaulted.
Why there was no hawk eye replay ????
I’m a Rublev fan, and it seems everyone on the tour says he is a great guy, so I’m sure he is. I’ve also played in countless tournaments (NOT pro) and watched a ton of tennis over the years (live and on TV). I know this doesn’t mean I’m any sort of an expert, but I think a DQ was absolutely warranted just based on how aggressive he was toward the line judge alone - and regardless of what he said, and in whatever language. I’m sick of seeing players disrespecting the judges and even worse, the ball kids. These people (AND children; the ball kids…) should not have to put up with any of this mistreatment. Question a call…sure; no one is perfect. But yelling in anyone’s face the way Rublev did in this case is simply not acceptable. Too bad to see an otherwise great match end this way, but absolutely the right decision in my opinion.
If Rublev was at Dubai airport and spoke to a member of staff like that he would be facing a prison sentence. i don't buy the Mr nice guy act its a cover for his Jekyll and Hyde personality. His aggression is on another level.
Wtf are you comparing dude? Two different situations.
@@stifmajster4365 you have to treat people like you would like to be treated in any situation. He's right! In Arabic country if you explode like this in public to public servant you will end up in prison.
@@notoco1199 The line umpire didn't call out 2 points and lied on top of that. Are you even serious?
Hopefully he learns from this…dude is super volatile
My god!! Rublev really needs to control his frustration I trust him when he said he didn't use the f word but screaming like this at the linesman is unacceptable this is so sad the way this ended I hope he learns something from this 😢
Well, I wish you don’t trust him, because I speak Russian and I could und few words he screamed. Also, Russian media accepted that he actually cursed
Did Rublev already have code violations against him in this match? A player is generally allowed a warning, then point penalty, then game penalty followed by default. If this was his third strike, I can see why they made this decision. If not, this doesn't make any sense.
Swearing at a line empire is immediate default and does not require previous warnings. Same as with Djokovic when he hit a line judge with a ball by accident.
no, unsportsmanslike conduct can lead to a default even if it happens once. Chair umpire informs the supervisor and then he decides if it's a default or not.
@@TheTriathlonSamuraithat Djokovic thing was ridiculous 😂
@@milesarchery6010 It was indeed, but fair. He physically ‘abused’ another person. Whether by accident or not, his frustration led to someone else getting hurt. In my opinion, that’s a default (and I perfectly understand that it’s a controversial opinion).
@@TheTriathlonSamurai That's why normal tournaments have robots instead of ugly line judges who are protected like natural treasure.
If there´s an audio proof and the linesman was wrong, Rublev could sue the ATP for that bullshit.
The ATP would never release or acknowledge proof. Tennis organizations and holding themselves accountable to do right are polar opposites
They looked pretty certain so it could be egg on Rublev's face if he's made a liar from confirmation. Either way someone's gonna be a liar at the end.🤔
How can Krygios yell the f-word at umpires and sometimes get a just a warning yet Rublev gets a default? Has the rule changed this year?
I wonder with all the technology available, the referee would go by the linesman's version. Not to defend Rublev's behaviour but, c'mon...I am sure this is the high point of the Referee and the linesman's respective careers :P and they have no idea how hard these elite athletes work for every single point, emotions get better of them sometimes, one has to try and be fair at least
That felt injustice towards Rublev. I mean, they could at least check the cameras before deciding to default him because of saying "fuck". Im not saying that I support the idea of streaming to the umpire, just that the motivation (saying "fuck") wasnt checked
Такое чувство, что весь матч ждали момент, для того чтобы найти повод выгнать Рублёва, а не сделали повтор игрового момента, так как был неоспоримый аут мяча, а значит ошибка линейного.
Bad call by those in charge.
Especially when just taking the word of someone unofficial.
He did deserve a warning. But denying a paying crowd?
Might minimize fans at games.
Terrible decision by those in charge, especially as (I’ve heard) the ball WAS out)
Regardless, it will probably change his on-court behaviour.
Respect the game if you want the game to respect you
Right on!
He needs anger management. What if somebody yelled at his mother or father like that? Unacceptable
Tennis is a sport of intense emotions. So it's human to react like that sometimes, especially when a judge makes a huge mistake. For sure they had to check the video first before defaulting Rublev.
You understand that because you played tennis, I understand because I play tennis, but most of spectators are morons who have no experience of playing competitive tennis. Tennis is possibly the most frustrating sport.
Well that was tense and scary being shouted at like that whether you are right or you are wrong and even if you get paid under the table to count extra point to the other party… politeness is key
We all have our moments I guess. Hope he can learn to deal with his emotions a bit better going forward
Well, you are right, he should, but it would be right too if there were some consequences for referees for bad decissions. Because it's realy easy to be pissed off if you know that guy, who just fucked up, will be alright. I personally think and know that it feels completely unfair.
This is the proof that double standards among the judges exist cause we witnessed very similar, if not worse, episodes and the player in question WAS NOT disqualified. Also, there are all these cameras and microphones EVERYWHERE and they said "No" when Andrey asked to check video and sound? and towards the very end of the match? Really?
It's unacceptable.
Regardless of whether or not he said a scribble, that attitude of the Tennis Player towards a Judge should be unacceptable, I don't know if the sanction should be so drastic (there could be a post-match financial punishment), because it can't come to anything either.
@@gustavobustamante6107John McEnroe should have been disqualified for life then
Rublev did say in russian: "Te dibil" translated "You are a fool".You can hear it in the video. There is no double standard.
When Serena did the same with the line manager, if I remember correctly, it was a point penalty. She continued to lose and played all cards diversity, mother, Color what not. Still finished the match.
For all you idiots out there defending this, ITS THE ACTIONS, not just the words. Him aggressively getting in the line judges face while yelling and supposedly swearing is unacceptable. The amount of ppl seeming to think the punishment is too harsh are quite frankly ridiculous.
Officials shouldn't have to get abused on their job, especially when HE WAS RIGHT ON THE BALL BEING IN.
Absolutely
@@user-uc4jr4sp2x Do we have a link to the video showing the ball being in?? or are we just going on the linesman??
i defend this. thx for calling me an idiot, as it takes one to know one. btw, i will not get snowflakey and expect an apology from you.
It's a disciplinary measure, Don't insult the judges while shaking a blunt heavy instrument just inches from their face. Fair or not, you will be disqualified. And get help for your rage issues.
If it didn't happen here it would happen down the road a little further: Rublev, for all his "Mr Nice Guy" aspects has been flirting with trouble for some time now. Fingers crossed he takes this as a clear sign to do some serious work towards changing his mentality while on the court: it's costing him matches.
Rublev needs to apologize to that linesman.
I'm new in tennis. What is wrong with referees? Don't you have replays in tennis? Especially in such situations. It's so stupid! Rublev didn't deserve it.
Dude! Then McEnroe should be completely deleted from the tennis history if this is real. Seriously?! Lmao
What ever he said it doesn’t matter… he shout at the linesman in a aggressive manner
The announcer even said "He'd better be careful..."
that's unfair! why judge didn't check video and why he only trust lineman saying???
It's not about whether the ball was in or out. It's about aggression and intimidation towards an official. This shouldn't be tolerated in any sport, or in any aspect of our lives
I really like it when he yells at the tennis ball while holding it !!! He could turn that into his signature move. I imagine a crowd full of fans mocking him each bringing and ball and yelling at it ( in a fun kinda way of course). Haha 😂 he should have done that here.
And Serena was complaining that men gets away with everything? 😂😂
Problem with this is the lack of consistency in all of these calls.
It's all political.
When someone says "I swear to God" it means they are lying.
Especially when that say russians
Unless that someone is of the Orthodox faith.
@@Basso1 Putin is of the Orthodox faith.
@@user-ju3zg3xs2r Exactly..
@@user-ju3zg3xs2r Exactly 👍
As a sportsman you have to be respectful. It is not important if you play for a lot of money or if you play for no money. Rublev is a bad role model. He should tell the truth and say sorry.
First of all, did he swear at the line judge? They didn't even bother to check the camera footage and disqualified him, not fair. Secondly, there should be warning first before flat out disqualifying. I think ATP is so f**king screwed up.
Except he DID say those bad words right to judge’s face
That’s Russia as it is, first doing and then denying! He did speak Russian and it was to hear what he said!
Racism alert
Exactly the same as when Serena yelled at a line judge for calling a foot fault. She should've been defaulted too, but was given a pass for some reason.
I can't believe that this happened. I feel for Rublev and the fans. Did he deserve to be penalized? Yes. Did he deserve to be defaulted? No.
That just shows the inconsistencies of the rules in tennis since similar degrees of action haven't been punished nearly as bad as this or even punished at all. Don't forget that players like Tsitsipas, Serena, Kyrigio, etc, have done terrible things, but they haven't been defaulted, which further proves the inconsistencies of tennis rules.
I understand that Rublo's antics are going to be detrimental to himself, and this was the result. What I don't know is why didn't they ask the ACTUAL person who Rublo yelled at if he spoke in Russian or not, or better yet, check a video feed if Rublo swore in Russian or not.
To default, Rublo, based on Word of Mouth (W.O.M), is ridiculous. Poor decision and poor fans who got their epic swatted away.
If I remember correctly Serena said to lineswoman that "I'm going to kill you." I don't remember what penalty she got from that.
This is not fair. Why don't they review the camera to verify what he said? Secondly, Screaming in front of umpire and breaking of rackets which is better? Everyone deserves a right to express themselves
Damn.... this is unexpected from the ATP script writer for this season.... to write Rublev off this tournament by disqualification!
Very unfortunate… should have checked cameras properly before disqualifying Rublev… disgraceful act by match referee
There was so many matches in the ATP history where a player screamed at an empire or line judge. What is written in the rules ? And what is the common practice ?
Yes he should receive a penalty but why a default. Plus it's not an obvious thing, when a player goes crazy and hurt somebody (willingly or not) which has happened in the past then you can easily prove it but here with all the noise there is no way to be 100% or even 90% sure he heard it right.
ну як, допоміг йому вялікій і магучій?
Conspiracy, that's totally BS defaulting Rublev, like that. WHY not a code violation? I've seen much worse than that. Are we needing some type of VAR system now in Tennis?.
So unfair! .. what kind of strange rules gives 1 person the power to decide who can play or not on the spot..
Line judge should be severely punished for lying if Rublev only said "moron". To those who are talking in a vacuum about fairness, workplace bullying, please review previous decisions by tournemant directors and respond.
In his defense he clearly didn’t saying f@&ing moron, waaay off from what he really said in Russian. What he said wasn’t good and not the best behavior, but it’s soo pathetic by a supervisor to trust another side ref who translated Andrey’s words in a harsher way. Nick had called refs straight in a face much harsher than Andrey just did in Russian. Really bad reffing
Before Taking Such Drastic Action. They Should Consulted The Video. As Requested. 02.03.2024. Dublin.
I love that his appeal got accepted so fast now and that he got all the ranking points & prize money back - he won't get the match back though.
But it makes all the people here in the comments that claim his behaviour caused this look like clowns. Raising your voice has never been punishable, even if it is in someone's face. It's obviously about the words being said and Kyrgios wouldn't have a career if you get defaulted without any warnings just for one insult.
That being said Rublev definitely needs better mental coaching that doesn't focus on: "You win the match or you die."
Wow for him to not check the camera after he requested tell you a lot of how unfair this is for rublev.
Everyone disses him for shouting in the lineman's face but you don’t know how frustrating and unfair it is to be accused that the ball is out when it was in. His anger was valid. Also there was no actual proof that it was out
There is no way Rublev should've been defaulted for that. He has a right to be mad at bad calls. The guy who said he swore in Russian probably just made that up but they just rolled with it and defaulted him. That's pathetic. In professional sports it's ok to yell at the refs for bad calls because the steaks are so high, also peoples jobs and so much money are on the line. To me it didn't look like what Rublev did was even that bad.
He did swore and insulted the guy …
Was it his third code violation of the match, which results in default? Or was he defaulted just for that one incident? And why not review the video? So a linesman can get someone kicked out of a tournament, losing all rankings points and money for matches he won?
"judge Said that we have A russian speaker guy, the match is deafult" what does it men 🤔 why they did not check camera?
Exactly my point.
The line referee must have been Ukrainian I guess, otherwise he wouldn't have gone snitching.
Disgusting racist comment. Made even worse during russia's genocidal war in Ukraine
Bad call by the tournament. Yes, Rublev was inappropriate to do what he did and there should be a sanction. But to default Rublev at this point and time is overkill.
This was unfair. Bublik threw a tantrum after he lost the first game of the third set. He broke his racquet and he berated the chair umpire for several minutes, but he was not penalized on points (and he was not defaulted). What Rubley did was more intense but also a lot shorter. It was bad, but no worse than Bublik’s tantrum.
Both deserved a point penalty. Nobody deserved to be disqualified.
100% intimidation and it shouldn't be tolerated. Rublev is having personal issues.
He isn’t wrong to defend the point. He could’ve spoken softer and farther away but he’s not wrong. The umpire made a wrong call and there’s no consequence for his wrong call? Just give us Hawkeye
Hawkeye is there for challenges. Rublev could have stopped playing the point and challenge. But he DIDN'T. That is his fault.
Rublev did say in russian: "Te dibil" translated "You are a fool".You can hear it in the video.
This is called discrimination, simple as that.
Rublev is his own worst enemy. Not enough detachment and poise at times.