Andy Murray he said goodbye to Indian Wells after losing to the Kazakh Alexander Bublik, number 33 in the ranking, by 7-6 and 6-3. The British not only spoke of his defeat, also of the incident experienced by Naomi Osaka. “I feel sorry for Naomi, but that has always been part of the sport,” she stated.
The Japanese tennis player saw how a fan insulted her, from the stands, during his match against the Russian Veronika Kudermetova. Osaka asked the chair umpire to expel this person from the stadium. Although he wanted to do it, he couldn’t because he couldn’t be located. The Japanese lost focus and lost the match.
Murray was asked about “the mistreatment” suffered by Osaka. The first reaction of the British was to qualify the journalist. “Did you say abuse? Obviously, I’m sorry for Naomi, who was affected a lot. It’s something that’s always been a part of the sport. I guess.” you have to be prepared for that somehow and be able to tolerate it, because it happens regularly in all sports.
The Scottish tennis player previously gave some examples to justify his answer: “In all the basketball games I have attended, a player is shooting free throws and the public boo him. In football, a player is going to take a throw-in or corner and people insult him. I always think, how is it allowed? It can not be done. If you do that to someone on the street or at another job, it will not be tolerated.”
Murray commented how he also experienced it in tennis: “I have played in certain atmospheres in tennis, like the Davis Cup, away from home, where everything is especially intense, and sometimes things are said and it is not comfortable. Although it is wrong that they do it, athletes have gotten used to it or have been able to deal with it, Even if it’s not a nice thing.”
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