Furious Feliciano Frustrated in Auckland | You Don't Reading the Game!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Feliciano López exploded at umpire Ahmed Abdel-Azim for misunderstanding which call he really wanted to challenge during his match against Fabio Fognini at the 2020 ASB Auckland Open.
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Scientists still can't figure out why public clapped in favor of Lopez.
nice acting performance i would say
He’s entertaining . It’s funny the way he showed the example of how he can’t hit the ball and call challenge
Love when an umpire is right for once
Umpire was wrong idiot
Luke Powell lmao Lopez was already late to challenge the ball he hit back he should have challenged right away
@@lukepowell222 Lmao rookie mistake for u
Umpire absolutely wrong
Huh? In all these compilations Umpires are right most of the times bro.
Terrible from Lopez, that was late as anything. Good umpiring
Lopez was wrong in literally everything he said in this video.
The umpire is bang on. Stop crying Lopez.
He’s like a Karen asking for the manager 😆
Feli didnt say "up yours" in spanish there. He said "paquete", which in spanish is used when you tell somebody he is bad at doing something.
*“AY CHALENJ DEES BOL!”*
I agree with the umpire. His challenge for was the far left side. If he was challenging the baseline then he was wayyyyy to late. A challenge is suppose to be immediately. He challenged after the 2nd shot.
He challenged like seconds after the out call on the shot afterwards. Wayyy to late indeed.
It's funny how Lopez is a tournament director now.
It's cringing to watch this little baby try to lie. Everyone knows he had time to challenge the baseline shot (which was in.)
Ray Charles could see he wasn't challenging the ball on the far left side. That ball was so far out, who would challenge that? And they got the call wrong, the one he was actually challenging!
The overstupidness of Feli is beyond of any limits. May be he like to play fool like nobody notices.
Lopez said it himself as soon as I missed the ball I said challenge
Yeah he was acting and lying the whole way lmao
ummm he was late as hell with that challenge
The umpire was rights that Lopez challenged the call too late, but he shouldn't have awarded the challenge in the first place. He should've first asked which shot Lopez was challenging.
No, it was obvious which call Lopez was challenging . The umpire should Make the fucking call himself!! He has supreme authority to overrule or fix any call on the court. Yet he chose to create unnecessary drama
@@michaeloneill3797 You mean, he should overrule the baseline shot, while it was clearly on the line. That is a funny argument...
Qué desgracia de chaval
The supervisors that they dont shit
He challenged little late. But Delpo was given to challenge late numerous time during US Open 2009 final. So unfair that lucky bastard.
I know very well these umpires (this one and Noor), we used to have them in ITF juniors back then when they just started.
really lopez, wow?
honestly, he should've gotten a warning after the ''idiot'', the umpires in tennis could be way more strict, just look at the umps in soccer, they draw a card in a heartbeat.
@bandamakarony yes, exactly.
Tennis umps generally do not call a penalty for little things, but perhaps they should
He may have felt a bit intimidated. Sometimes players bully umpires, who are often faced with having to find a balance between being kind and serving justice.
@@eduardochernia he shouldnt feel in intimidated, nor acting kind, not his job.
I finished the course myself and I am a tennis ump, you really have to be strict or players just take control over calls
@@Walkman0007 congrats on finishing the course and wish you a great career, with a lot of work. Yeah, like in many aspects of life, you gotta be firm and not hesitate. I think it is easier for people who are native English speakers, as they do not struggle with finding words while looking at the floor. That's what got an umpire bullied by Jared Donaldson in MonteCarlo. He was shaking.
@@eduardochernia aah yes I saw that. He went way over
Aging is a bitch Lopez...I understand you...
This is not a good look on Lopez. He needs to stop being a diva and he’s wrong in both these scenarios. I stand behind the umpires decisions
The umpire is right in this case. Btw I’m extremely confused when they say “this ball” cause the ball went to multiple areas lol
He's just trying to do better (or is it worse) than Kyrgios
Ref absolutely correct
posare i fiasco nei commenti, arbitro disastroso
Haha le dice paquete. He says ' you are a kind of suck'
Umpire was 100% right
Up yours! Lol
To be fair Lopez got a point here. It was obvious which Ball Lopez wanted to Challenge since his backhand was far wide. Instead the umpire let Lopez burn his last Challenge on a bad challenge just to tell him that he couldnt challenge the Ball he wanted - the umpire could have avoid the situation By telling him before. Still the behaviour is disgusting from most of the Tennis Player when things are against them..
After hitting the ball, López did check if his ball would land in, so that constituted a new shot. That is why the umpire claimed that the previous ball could not be challenged. In the umpirer´s book, López kept playing. I think the umpire is right, since there is a speculation on the part of López to see where his shot would go. In fact, before I even got to see the instant replay, I thought that López was challenging his own shot.
@@eduardochernia pretty sure that a pro Player knows as soon as they hit a ball if its out ,in or close and lopez looked really unconvinced to me as soon as he hit the Ball... He was still really Late to call the Challenge and i can Understand the umpire aswell. But still the Situation could have been prevented by the umpire by giving a quick note to Lopez which in my Opinion would be the perfect umpiring. I would call it „feeling“ for the Game which most Umpires/Referees are missing in Todays Sport world.
@@CreeXzY29 yes, sometimes umpires need to be more upfront, in order to avoid wasting time and having a pointless argument.
I have seen this before. Is this a reupload?
the referees is the rovines of the sport, frustated men