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Australia's Nick Kerrys returned to the forefront of the second round of the Cincinnati Masters, not only defeated by Russia's Karen Kachanov, but also by broken attackers and boots thrown into the crowd after an argument with the referee.
The Professional Players' Association (PTA) fined Kyrios $ 113,000 and an ultimatum suspended after the investigation.
Kachanov, the eighth seed, who recently reached the semi-finals of the Montreal Masters in Canada, reached the third round, but the 27-year-old Australian again stole the show because of his behavior when 39, he decided to leave the field to go to the toilet, but the Irish referee Fergus Murphy objected to him. There's plenty of time.
Kirius mocked what the referee had said and went to the restroom with attackers under his arm.
He appeared in front of the cameras, crushing the attackers in one of the tunnels leading to the stadium, before returning to fault for the referee.
"Why do I still have problems when this" sack of potatoes "is sitting on the chair?" Kerryos said at the meeting with Kachanov.
"It's the worst referee of all time – there's no discussion about it, every time I play stupid."
At the end of the match, the player refused to shake hands with the referee. He spat in the face a few feet away and threw his shoes on the public before giving his broken rackets to two young spectators in the stands.
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