La Alexander Zverev’s aggression against the chair umpire at the ATP 500 in Acapulco He gave a lot to talk about. The last to do so was the legend of women’s tennis, the American Serena Williamswho considers that he was not punished in the same way and there is a double standard in the sanctions.
“Of course there is a double standard. I’d probably be in jail if I did something like that, I’m not kidding.” said in an interview for CNN. “You see other things happen on the circuit and you wonder ‘what if I had done it?’ But it’s fine,” said the youngest of the Williams to CNN.
Zverev’s monumental anger: he loses his head and attacks the chair umpire
The youngest of the Williams has not been exempt from similar controversies, especially in the 2018 US Open final against Naomi Osakawhen rhe yelled at the chair umpire and lost a point for his constant protests which even led him to break his racket.
“At the end of the day, I am who I am, I like who I am, I love the impact I’ve had on people and can have on companies I invest in, on women and people of color. If I didn’t have that passion like the one I have on the track, I wouldn’t have it for what I do outside of it. I accept it and I’m excited to continue having that passion,” he continued.
Serena Williams lost her temper with the chair umpire in the US Open final
