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The Italian eighth seed of Lorenzo Musetti was fortunate to have not been disqualified with the French Open after hitting the ball in a line judge during his quarterfinal victory over Frances Tiafoe.
In the second set of his 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-2 victory, Musetti raised the ball frustrated and hit his wife-stalled about three meters of his chest. Tiafoe looked amazed at the other end of the court and pointed to the court, which eventually gave Mutti violations of the code.
Tiafoe, 15. Seed, said, “I mean, obviously did it and nothing happened. I think it’s comical, but that’s what it is.
Lorenzo Musetti, left, won Frances Tiafoe on Tuesday
Musetti, who reached the semifinals at Wimbledon last year and, for the first time until the last four in Roland Garros, said: “Yes, I was a little, honestly, scared, because I really didn’t want to hurt anyone, of course.
“So, I immediately went to the line, and of course I said” Sorry, “I apologize to everyone. It was right to warn, but I think the Candlee saw that there was no intention of it, and that is why it is probably just, you know, let me continue my game.”
The Frank Open is the only four Grand Slam that still use line judges rather than electronic call.
Lorenzo Musetti has reached its first semifinals at French Open
Former British No 1 Tim Henman, part of TNT Sports -eurosport, Rolland Garros’s coverage, said: “By a letter of law, if you are frustrating to hit or hit the ball and hit the boy with a ball, a line judge or a judge, it may be a disqualification.
“When you look at it, the cier could interpret it as disqualification. However, if Musetti was disqualified therefore, Musetti would feel very unhappy and bitter.
“When you hit the ball, or you have to be a better footballer and hit her in the right direction or risk something like that.”
Alcarazzi threas paul to reserve the semifinals of the musetti
Musetti will meet with the marriage champion Carlos Alcaraz, who in the second one night’s nightly match paired American 12. Tommy Paul 6-0 6-1 6-4 seeds.
“I’m sorry you wanted to watch more tennis. I had to do my job,” Alcarazza said in Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Spanish Carlos Alcarazza passes to the semifinals for the third year in a row
Paul had his right thigh recorded and failed to run, serve or hit the ground floor in full power, seeing Alcaraz only 52 minutes to collect the first two sets. The 22-year-old Spaniard compiled 23-5 advantage in the winners in that range, and the final sums were 40-13.
Things became more competitive in the third set, and Paul ran 4-3 while some viewers in Court Philippe-Chatrier sang their name. But Alcarazza grabbed the next three games to wrap things up after just over 90 minutes.
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