Recall that at the end of the third set, the Spaniard called Sonego to the net and asked him to stop grumbling long after the shots.
“You shouldn’t call your opponent to the net. It’s not allowed at Wimbledon. He just had to turn to the tower judge. He knocked me down,” Sonego told the Daily Mail.
Recall that the match ended with the victory of Nadal in three sets (6:1, 6:2, 6:4). In the fourth round, his opponent will be Dutch tennis player Botik van de Zandshulp.
Source: Sport
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