The significant amount Medvedev could pay following his meltdown at the US Open

le 27/08/2025 à 14h26

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During his first-round match at the US Open against Bonzi, Medvedev completely lost his cool. With scathing criticism of the umpire, disruption of the game, and an obscene gesture directed at the French player, the Russian risks serious consequences for his behavior.

While the photographer at the origin of the incident had his accreditation revoked, the former world number one could also pay dearly for this latest outburst.

According to Tennis World Italia, the 29-year-old player could face a fine of up to $100,000—nearly the entirety of his prize money for losing in the first round ($110,000).

It remains to be seen what penalty will be imposed on the 2021 champion.

Dernière modification le 27/08/2025 à 14h31

Medvedev Daniil

13e, 2760 points

Medvedev D • 13

Bonzi B

US Open

Draw

He thinks he's a hero but he is the biggest loser. What a disgrace. Him and the crowd...

From kicking those big cameras at the big tournaments, keep insulting the umpires over and over, everybody knows he deserved.

We all know he is going to keep doing this.

Acts like a petulant child. Built and looks like a Q tip and has the audacity to verge on physical bullying each time, asking the umpire are you a man? Are you a man? Thinks he’s physically intimidating.
Make it fair play for the umpire to say things back to him..

This fine is not significant for him to be annoyed! I hope Danill can rediscover his love for the game! He has definitely lost his edge! Good uck moving forward Danill!

He should get the money taken away. Sore loser

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