It’s not rare to see a player enter the field novel, but Riedi yells in his native language, and it turns out to be different.
The incident was first discovered and reported by bounce,,,,, Externalin his second round defeat of Argentina’s 19th seed Francisco Cerundolo, was a crucial moment.
Riedi lost the first two sets before winning the third game, but just gave up on the break he had just won in the fourth game.
A particular person – Riedi also found him in his first round victory over Spain’s Pedro Martinez, standing around the corner of the court and bearing the brunt of the brunt.
“In that moment, he said the wrong thing to me,” Reedy, facing online abuse by gamblers, told BBC Sports.
“He tried to keep a positive attitude, but to me, it was like ‘quiet, you had nothing to do with me’, you were just betting on me.
“He’s not a Swiss, he’s always on the phone. So for me… he might be a bet.
“In that moment, I just didn’t want to see or hear this guy.”
After the outbreak, Reedy told Chairman referee Scotty Moore about his suspicion.
Riedi claims Martinez and Cerundolo cannot contact BBC Sport – also considering fans to bettors.
According to the American Tennis Association (USTA), the man left the court with his “will” and was not escorted safely.
“Maybe I’m wrong, but I feel I’m right because I’ve gone through enough – he’s betting.”
“If he is really a supporter and he doesn’t dare to bet, then I’m really sorry, but I have one who thinks he is a bettor.
“I told the referee that if I lost, this guy would text and say ‘I hope your mother dies’. This happened a lot.”
