Foreigners complain about Medvedev’s behavior: ‘His moans are already annoying’

Athletistic/Tennis. There was a sensation at Roland Garros. Russian Daniil Medvedev lost to Brazilian Thiago Seibot Wild in the first round in five sets – 6:7, 7:6, 6:2, 3:6, 4:6.

In addition to the sensational result, the fight was remembered for the already traditional skirmish with the audience for Russian matches. In one of the episodes, while Medvedev was discussing a controversial ball with the referee, the Russian started asking them to shut up with eloquent gestures.

Here’s how foreign tennis fans reacted to Medvedev’s social media tip:

@Bhavini_chaube:

– Oh, Maddie, you’re funny!

@NicoleM47398092:

– Medvedev – power!

@Emvsanches:

– It’s already a bit too much. You can not find ?

XuanNgoc2509:

– His moans are already frankly dull. Luckily he ended up losing.

@Xergvv:

– Exactly. In his case, nothing abnormal.

@Elmc_naneng:

– Keep crying. lol.

@Gemingr19:

– Now Medvedev will have more time to practice dancing.

@Terryluvsu:

– Yeah. After all, a few days ago, he was still so happy!

@ExotiiiczX:

– Well, a clown!

@Funny_Opinion:

I never liked this guy.

@jzaln:

– I’m the opposite. With him, at least, you never get bored.

@Toodeep_4u:

– This is exactly why Medvedev lost.

@Doug50467842:

– Exactly. I dug myself a hole.

@Me1be1:

– I’m pretty sure. This is what usually happens when you are distracted by other things.

@ChiakaNan2023:

– At least Medvedev’s character is a breath of fresh air for this sport. I really hope we hear his name on the tour for a very long time.

@cristineav6537:

– Medvedev is not only a professional on the pitch, but also a master in terms of manipulating the public. Anyway, with his charisma and charm, he won the hearts of so many people!

@Coishina59:

– The spectators were very disrespectful throughout the game. It’s boring. Neither Medvedev nor any other tennis player deserves such an attitude towards himself. Well done Daniel!

Medvedev made it clear in the post-match press conference that he would support Wilde. “I don’t think I played badly. If he continues to play like this, he will be in the top 30 at the end of the year. I hope it will be so. Otherwise, I will be upset and I’ll think, why did I lose today?” Daniel said. And he added that he was happy with the end of the clay season, despite the early loss: “Every time it ends I’m happy. It doesn’t matter if it’s a quarter-final or something. I put on sneakers, stay on socks, in a bag, but not for me.

Wild, in turn, after the game said his dream had come true. “I saw Daniil play my whole junior career. And I always dreamed of playing on this court, with such tennis players. In my best dreams, I beat them. The dream came true,” said Thiago.

Last week Medvedev won the Rome Masters. Previously, Daniel said he considered the floor his unloved surface.

Roland Garros started on May 28. In men’s singles, Karen Khachanov, Andrey Rublev and Aslan Karatsev continue to fight for the title.

Andrey Andreev, Sport.Ru