It's just a cap. If you had been faster, you would have had it," the thief of Majchrzak's cap reacted.

le 01/09/2025 à 06h34

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After his victory against Karen Khachanov, Kamil Majchrzak wanted to give his cap to a child in the stands. But a man standing next to him quickly stole it and hid it.

The thief, who turns out to be a Polish millionaire, reacted to this theft. He states: "The recent incident during the tennis match has caused a disproportionate uproar online. It all revolves around the famous cap, of course.

Yes, I took it. Yes, I did it quickly. But as I've always said, in life, it's first come, first served.

I understand that this might not please some people, but please, let's not turn this hat into a global scandal. It's just a cap.

If you were faster, you would have had it. Regarding the online hate, I remind you that insulting a public figure is subject to legal prosecution.

All offensive comments, slanders, and insinuations will be analyzed for possible legal action.

Let me get this straight, old millionaires taking things that were intended for children is a privilege?

Well, not all, but this millionaire certainly considered this a privilege. If not, why would kids in many parts of the world keep suffering even for a basic meal while a handful of people - including millionaire/billionaire keep adding to their wealth through all kinds of means. It's a reality. And many of the people who are opposing this millionaire, if they get a chance will also do the same. It's just not a cap here, it's the mindset which is fast becoming an unfortunate character of the world.

You're full of **** and you're on the side of the millionaire who snatched something from a kid.

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The only unfair thing here is that they didn't name and shame his wife or sister or cousin, or whoever else she is to him. She was complicit. They're two despicable people.

Shameful. Low class. At least steal the hat of someone ranked in the top 20. lol. Seriously though, what a dumb thing to do.

Though I may personally not act like this millionaire, the Polish millionaire is right. He is as equal a fan of tennis as the little guy. The world has become competitive and we don't necessarily segregate competition between young and old. Why should elders give away their privileges for young ones?