
JackNah_8
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Ticket prices are so expensive, the crowd will get frustrated regardless
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At least you saw a masterclassDon’t pay it if you can’t afford it almost went as long as the Sinner-ADM match lol
And not to mention, the actual party court. Court 6. Fabulous idea. Even had to move a match that was near it because it was too loud.
At least you saw a masterclass
Sucks, wanted to See Nole vs Sinner.
Easy Sinner dub now.
Zverev has been the form player in the tournament almost. He was more likely to win anyway
Can't see him beating Sinner unless Sinner is injured also.
Tony Jones enjoyed the booing
The ground pass is the best thing about the Australian Open. Fine with security removing people that are misbehaving but I don't think booing a player rises to that level. I was at the Hady Habib v Humbert match on Court 3 and seeing the Lebanese people all get together and get behind someone like that is something I will never forget. Crowd was probably a bit OTT but there was no noise during the rallies and that's the main thing in the end - if there is that's when the umpire/security should get involved.Should make all the courts ticketed and more expensive it would stop ferals a bit who come there to booze it up and not be fans. If you can’t respect the game don’t come and for goodness sakes can security etc do their job and remove people that are misbehaving treat it like a pub
The ground pass is the best thing about the Australian Open. Fine with security removing people that are misbehaving but I don't think booing a player rises to that level. I was at the Hady Habib v Humbert match on Court 3 and seeing the Lebanese people all get together and get behind someone like that is something I will never forget. Crowd was probably a bit OTT but there was no noise during the rallies and that's the main thing in the end - if there is that's when the umpire/security should get involved. The solution shouldn't be to make it harder for the average person to get to the tennis.
Then put it solely on security - I don't understand how increasing prices helps anyone.No issue with it IF they actually remove patrons that don’t adhere to tennis standards. This means no booing double faults this means no disruption during serves at all, and being quiet at ALL times during live play. This is where the security comes into play and kick people out no warning them 5 times, 1 warning then see ya and out of the premises.
Novak's injury may have been legit but he seems like the sort of guy that doesn't like to lose without some sort of injury excuse.
Tony was probably the one leading the booing.
Then put it solely on security - I don't understand how increasing prices helps anyone.
The Ground passes are great value for the first week when all the players are there. Seeing the top ranked players practicing, watching games on the outside courts & the atmosphere.The ground pass is the best thing about the Australian Open. Fine with security removing people that are misbehaving but I don't think booing a player rises to that level. I was at the Hady Habib v Humbert match on Court 3 and seeing the Lebanese people all get together and get behind someone like that is something I will never forget. Crowd was probably a bit OTT but there was no noise during the rallies and that's the main thing in the end - if there is that's when the umpire/security should get involved.
The solution shouldn't be to make it harder for the average person to get to the tennis.
Let's hope those same ones aren't returning for the next match. They'll be extra intoxicated after sitting in the sun drinking & annoyed about the previous match ending.His body is starting to fail him. Fed, Nadal and Murray all happened to tnem
It’s not surprising the booing happened, probably influencers who gave never watched tennis, that pissed off their face. That what the aus open has become
His body is starting to fail him. Fed, Nadal and Murray all happened to tnem
It’s not surprising the booing happened, probably influencers who gave never watched tennis, that pissed off their face. That what the aus open has become
I reckon the decline started last year,Fed, Nadal and now Nole were all 36 when they won their last slams. The former 2 battled on for a couple of years after but it was clear the end had come. I'm not ruling out Nole yet but would take a monumental effort to snag another.
Break out the behaviour awareness officers?Should be more security and put them in the stands near the obvious sectors
I feel it’s unfair that Carlos didn’t get through in the end…Well, he did say if Alcaraz won the second set last match, he would have retired there.
Probably knew that he was no chance of winning against Zverev today.