Cameron Norrie’s opponent draws the British Star’s behavior from the chair in Wimbledon
Nicolas Jarry was not a fan of Norrie Cameron Norrie’s first and second service.
However, if Chilean believes the ball is considered, the ball is not yet fixed that Eva Asredaki-Moore-Moore Norrie was not “deliberately”.
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Jarrry turned his anger at the end of the second set NorrieCourt 1. He moved to court, with bathroom break, 6-3, 7-6 (7-6 (7-6 (7-6) in the fourth round Wimbledon.
He said: “What is the rule?
“Is it a problem, is it normal when it affects other players?
“You have to intervene there or I need to suck. That’s the real problem, no matter the reason. It is as equal to the ball.
“It’s not intentionally, but you also need to apply the code. How is it now?
“It can’t stop doing that, it’s not a nervous tick. It’s something that can control. It’s not a nervous tick.
“I think I can’t do anything, I just have to suck, because it always does.
“It’s a reason for me to play with something that affects me. It can change something that cannot be changed.”
Amderaki-Moore understood Jarry’s frustration, but he stressed that I only thought it would take a reason.
But only Umpire’s claims Jarry frustrated, he continued to ventilate.
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“I don’t want to force him to do anything,” he highlighted Jarry.
“I want to do what the rules say. And if there is no regulation, tell me anything and I can’t do anything about it.”
Amderaki-Moore reminded Chilean What was the official judgment on the delay between the first and second services.
He said: “If the rule is seriously worrying, I can do something about it.”
When Jurrie was re-created in court, Jarrry replied: “Ok, if it must be deliberate, if not, there is nothing I can do.
“That’s the rule, then I don’t have to say something. I want to play the rules because it affects me.”
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He frustration with Jarrry with Norrie, he focused on his judicial play.
Jarrry left two sets of deficit to equal procedures, nerves with two bite nail.
The winners of the fourth round of Norrie and Jarry will face Andrey Rublev or twice to the champion of Wimbledon, Kartos Alcaraz in the quarterdinal final.