Jerzy Janowicz suffers a game penalty vs Shapovalov, three code violations in a blink
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- Three code violations in 5 minutes for Jerzy Janowicz and if the first 2 were justified the third was definetely not (a misshit/shank of the return that went into the stands). Denis Shapovalov himself entered the hall of infamy after he smashed a ball into the umpire's face earlier this year. Shapovalov, the reigning Junior Wimbledon champion, was instantly disqualified and Canada lost the fifth and decisive rubber in the Davis Cup tie against Great Britain. Shapovalov faced a 12,000 US Dollars fine, althought it could be increased by the ITF (International Tennis Federation). By entering the final of the 2017 Guadalajara challenger, Shapovalov extended his winning streak to 17. He won the Drummondville challenger last week by beating some top challenger players and rising stars (Felix Auger Aliassime). This week he beat Vasek Pospisil and saved a match point against Jerzy Janowicz. Both Shapovalov and Janowicz are hitting some great form and the quality of their semi-final match was very high. They're very likely to get back into the top 100 by the end of the year. Janowicz won the Bergamo title and pushed Marin Cilic to five sets at the 2017 Australian Open.
I don't know why players call the supervisor, I've never seen a case resolved in the player's favour when he's called!
The only time I saw it work was Cirstea vs Cibulkova.
DEBASUHR Oh yes! Very true.
RG 2015 Djokovic got a point off of calling the umpire i believe in the final vs Wawrinka.
MrPatrickbuit I didn't watch that whole match so maybe I missed that point.
Alistair Elias it was in the highlights on TH-cam too i believe.
i'd like to see who these people in the crowd are who yell out line calls in the middle of points, absolute cretins. they should be banned and fined.
3:17 Unsportmanlike Conduct
4:10 Ball Abuse
4:53 Hurls abuse and game penalty
4:53 is completely wrong -- you must not have heard the umpire's reason. He said "For me it was intentional". If the reason was "verbal abuse", that would have made no sense. The real reason is that the umpire thought that, for a second time, Janowicz had deliberately hit the ball into the crowd.
Shapalov the umpire slayer
i miss jerzy. so much talent. very bad luck with injuries, easily top15 player
"It's fucking rubbish". Umpire: "I agree"😂😂😂 just let him repeat the point then
Initially Jerzy was right IMO, ref should have repeat the point after someone from crowd yelled out and after he saw Jerzy stopped playing because he thought linesman called out. He cannot be certain who yelled out. Other Jerzy's reactions were inappropriate, but they followed the injustice being done to him. And it's not a mistake that should be tolerated like a wrong call, ref had enough time to think a bit and then call repeating a point.
thats not the rule though so the umpire was correct, Jerzy has a habit of behaving like an idiot
no matter what the rule is,it is hinderance,,the point should be replayed.
i think you have that wrong, read the rule book
ive been watching tennis for many years,,i have seen them replay points due to the crowd yelling during points
Exactly.
HOW MANY TIMES YOU DON'T SEE THE BALL????
Coded for shanking a return? You can't be serious.
Scandalous imho. I dont really like Janowicz, but he is treated like shit in this.
Legend of the game
Que verguenza esas personas que piensas que ir a ver un partido de tennis es lo mismo que ir a ver uno de futbol...
Its a shame that some people think that watching a tennis game is the same than watching a soccer game..
This referee had no idea how to handle this lol
It is a minor penalty for ice hockey and draw a 2 minute penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Unsportsmanlike conduct in basketball is a major penalty and it is a technical foul and a warning, it is also a major penalty in football which draw a 15 yard penalty and sometimes the player will be disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct. In tennis, unsportsmanlike conduct will results in fines and one or two game suspension.
"Ssshhhh.." like in a library 😅
This guy is the most unlucky guy on Tour in term of Lines-call.
We can see it was out clearly on the camera, even in a few times at Aus open years back.
Soy Mexicano y me averguenza la gente de aquí de México que no sabe comportarse y apreciar un partido de Tenis. I am Mexican and I am embarrassed by the people here from Mexico who do not know how to behave and appreciate a game of Tennis.
Adrian Enriquez Selley también pasa en otros lugares, más vergüenza da lo de janowicz, pero no creo que sea su culpa los tenistas pasan por mucha presión psicológica.
Winpixie la culpa es por ambas partes.
La inmadurez del publico iguala al tal Janowickz.
Un profesional de verdad se quejara una ves y ya. Este hombre reacciono como un niño dando dos pelotazos absurdos.
there’s no way the third violation was not intentional. he didn’t make a normal swing at the ball.
why do people boo his frustration?
Because they are cunts,adding more frustration on top of it...
Because he is a tool.
Wow, what a joke of a game. Should have had the point replayed, the second one was a bit iffy, he should have just swallowed that one, it didn't look out from this angle. The third one is a fucking joke. How can an umpire think that he hit it into the crowd intentionally. What a joke.
None of this is as bad as when shapovalov hit the umpire with a tennis ball in Davis cup
Let this be a life lesson for everyone: no one fucks you over like you fuck yourself. Doesn't matter if you're "right" or not. It doesn't matter what we're talking about. Stay calm & centered under all circumstances.
He won the 1st set. If he would've channeled that passion he could've won. This is what creates success in life, and ensures no regrets.
This must be a very convincing CGI video clip, Male tennis players don't get code violations or game penalties. Billie Jean King said so.
That's not what she said, but ok.
@@mrrogers302 "When a man does it, there are no repercussions" Well this video suggests otherwise, no? What about the multiple fines handed out to male players at this years US open? What about Nick Kyrgios being fined 15k at Queens this year? The list goes on..
Pel Napkins You are actually helping her point. Men get similar fines to Serena for worse offenses. A verbal abuse penalty for calling him a thief. Players who have physically assaulted officials have gotten lesser fines. Lmao
@@mrrogers302 For worse offences? You can't personally attack an umpire, which she did. Can you give me examples of the male players who have physically attacked an umpire and received a lesser fine? I can only think of Nalbandian who was instantly disqualified and lost all ranking points and incurred a total of 45k losses. Fabio Fognini was fined 90+k last year and given a suspended grand slam ban for verbally abusing an umpire. How exactly are these lesser punishments, and how does it equate to 'no repurcussions' as Billie stated?
@@mrrogers302 Fognini was worse, hence why he was fined 90k and given a suspended ban, conpared to the 17k Serena received. Shapovalov was an idiot, but it was clearly an accident and not an assault as you put it.
classic jerzy
king
Janowicz needs an Anger management course !!!
the ref robbed him
I didn't understand the last one
I didn't see any evidence that Janowicz's game penalty was correctly awarded. It looked like a normal instinctive reaction to a fast serve to me.
how many times!?
The umpire was completely incorrect regarding the first instance where a fan yelled "out." It clearly affected Jerzy. The point should have been replayed. That would be reasonable. However, Jerzy's behavior afterwards only negatively affected himself. He often does this when things don't go his way.
The chair umpire was completely correct.
Are these soccer fans?
Soccer doensn't exist
What is soccer?
I don't understand the first code violation , why did he get it ?
Yu never stop you always keep playing ,
why did he got the 3th penalty ?
and after this, was the match over ?
Gramy, gramy, gramy
What is going on? The umpire is saying "for me it was intentional"? I have no idea what the problem was. The video description talks about some completely different stuff..
His return went into the crowd and the umpire thought (wrongly) he had hit it in to the crowd deliberately.
I literally appear in this video, viva Jalisco!
Umpire is correct on the rule but this rule needs to be changed ASAP
Why warning 3rd because shapovalov 1st serve out And Jerzy hit the ball out of court
Yes, it was clearly out, but he needs to grow up.
Stefan, how do you see Nadal for Miami?
Weak, strong, average?
Umpires really kill tennis games lol
I don't know if that last one was unintentional... By the way he swung at it, it looked pretty clear to me that he had no intention of returning it over the net.
samurai7411 well technically he did return over the net
Still its called a reaction shot, you are allowed to have a reaction shot.
the last violation was no violation. jerry came late for the return therefor the ball went wide. wasn`t itentional to throw it in the audience. and then he went to get an other raquet. the umoire got this comeplete wrong
Que pena como lo perjudican a Jerzy...
If shapo was a better sport, he'd push the issue and offer to repeat the point
How many times!!!!
This is actually quite common. They should introduce a let for game interference.
Basically this is the same as a foreign object entering the court. Play has to be stopped.
Behaving like an asshole, that's something else.
How was that point not stopped by the umpire? How the fuck would a player know who yelled, you hear a call you stop.
Months later, Shapovalov is more known than Janowicz
Holy shit
Abuse of power. Did not try once to de-escalate anything.
Made this set about himself instead to the tennis.
the third one is ridiculous
So was the first. Nothing unsportsman like about complaining about the crowd calling balls out.
ATP should take their tennis to a respectable country
what are the violations in lawn tennis?
Usually given for serious breaces of the rules of the game or unsportsman like conduct. The first one given was a nonsence. Someone in the crowd shouted 'out' and he thought it was the linesman. Whilst under the rules of the game state the point is NOT replayed here the player had the right to ask about it. The second for hitting the ball away in anger as it didn't hit anyone this comes down to the umpire, some will ignore it others will give the code violation. The third one probably would have got a code violation from most umpires as it was the second time he did it. In my mind he should have only recieved one which is the warning.
If this ump is still employed, the ATP is for the birds.
That's obviously NOT a misshit.
he kept playing both times
Clearly in.
ridicules upmire especcialy at the and.
i wonder if that is the right call, that game penalty.
It is difficult when players act ass during play.
Jerzy is a BABY but the person in the stand calling OUT need to ejected right there! I can hear it clearly which means he was super close to the court, that cant be allowed...the umpire is at fault here, he should have identified the guy in the stand, at the minimum warm him if he does any tiny thing he will be ejected, that would have set the example for the entire crowd...poor umpiring, very basic
Umpires are not security. The umpire was completely correct in his decision making and the rule is play must continue
Simple solution: don't go to these turnaments. They will have to rethink. If they are not able to contol what idiot will be in publicum, put there cameras and if caught on camera pay 500€ penalty and they will keep their mouth shut.
You must stop play immediately if you see the ball out, case closed...Jerzy is a moron. He continued to play the point , then lost it...Too late...People call out from the stands all the time...Jerzy knows this. He is a hot head and has a reputation. This umpire stood his ground and went strictly by the rules....Good for the umpire.
Well in the end Janowics won in 3 sets 7-6 the decider
Not true, Shapovalov ended up winning that match...
Shapo won you cretin
Where is that refery from? His spanish is very singular
Worst empire ever.
The Roman one?
the ball was in though...i replayed it .25 speed
who won the match??
One of the biggest fixed tennis match in history. Umpire stole Janowicz and the match.
Oh....
common Jerzy beat this punk!
od trenowania w szopie odwala
Akurat miał rację..
@@regisemiel3485 ciekawie z czym
Lamentable el público mexicano, se creen que están en un partido de la selección mexicana o algo, les falta mas educación para un deporte como el tenis. Y soy mexicano, que quede claro.
😂😂😂😂
estos mexicanos y sus gritos, FUERA FUERA! JAJAJAJA como se nota que no tienen cultura tenistica, saludos desde Chile!
Jajajaja y obvio si los mexicanos no son buenos para ningún deporte.Solo son buenos en saltar muros y comer picante
Can someone tell me why the fuck is a tennis tournament being played in México? The crowd thinks this is a football match and don't keep their mouths quiet. And before you call me a "racista merican", i'm from Argentina and i have the exact same opinion about my country
it's court violation, not code
But this is impossible, male players doesn't get code violations.
was way out
This reveals nothing about the players - everything about the refs. Vile and putrid treatment of someone who has dedicated their lives to a sport that makes the officials lives possible. Put this refs name on blast and no real tennis players should ever demean themselves by playing this joke of a tournament
oc hakem
wtf?!?? janowicz is right hahahahhaha
Tenian que ser mexicanos alv
good referee
Co się temu pajacowi nie podobało?
The tennis is a joke
Maybe janowicz is right or not but he deserves to be treated like this. He is a disgrace
He's so annoyingly loud.
It's nice to see an umpire have the guts to give players warnings/penalties. Give the man a promotion, we need him on the ATP tour to deal with the top players!
It takes guts to stand up for what's wrong!
How can J tell if it's an umpire or the crowd calling a ball out?
He can't but there's a reason the line judges and umpire make hand signals when a ball is in. He should've kept playing and taken half a second to see what the call was. There are multiple cases of this happening in masters/grand slams when the point hasn't been replayed
hugotheswe And every time is a controversy.
Have you tried playing competitive sports? You think you can look behind you for a half second and not lose the point?
In that case don't look and keep playing, you have a better chance of winning the point than to stop playing completely and expect to get the point. And yes I have played competitively and have had it go either way in those situations. I'm just saying on the professional tour they should be expected to be hard on the rules rather than to be considerate to the players that decide to stop play
There have been cases where a player taps their racquet on the ground and the umpire calls it a hindrance, because they distract the opponent and make it so they can't get a good shot.
Don't they have a rule now about yelling too loudly during a point for that reason?
And that isn't even calling a ball out.
Were there also not some cases where a player calls a ball out before it bounces twice and the umpire deems that to be a hindrance because the opponent did not play the ball effectively thinking the ball was out?
There are lots of times where the ruling is the opposite of this one, so what is needed to be fair is for there to be some consistency.
You can't have one umpire say it is fair, and another to say it is not.
いーから講義なんかしないで試合やってろよ 一つ目のは確かに審判の判断はおかしかったけど次で切り替えろよボールが入ってないか入ってるかの際どいボールはとりあえず打っとけよ。
No niby tak. Ale to trzeba usiąść na spokojnie.
I can't stand him
How many times!!!!