US Open Crowd Turns On Drunk Heckler After Jakub Mensik’s Repeated Complaints
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Sydney Morning Herald
Unruly fan ejected from US Open
A heckler in the crowd is removed from the grandstand after yelling down at Jakub Mensik during his match.
US Open Crowd Turns On Drunk Heckler After Jakub Mensik’s Repeated Complaints
Jakub Mensik could handle the pressure of the US Open, but apparently not one spectator who refused to shut up. The heckling got so bad that Mensik repeatedly complained to the chair umpire, and soon the rest of the stadium had picked a side. With fans loudly chanting for the spectator to be kicked out, […]
Shocking scenes as US Open fan gets kicked out of stadium by security for repeatedly heckling Learner Tien's opponent
The third-round battle between Jakub Mensik & Learner Tien descended into chaos on Saturday night at the US Open, with a fan being escorted out of the stadium by security for heckling Mensik.
Just when his promising match was starting to get complicated, Jakub Menšík started arguing with the audience. In his third-round match at the US Open against Learner Tien, he complained that a group of fans were provoking him. The Czech tennis player ultimately did not advance to the round of 16, losing 3:6, 6:1, 7:6, 3:6 and 4:6.
A chorus of 'kick him out' aimed at heckler as Jakub Mensik loses cool enroute to five-set defeat
It was a rather tough night for Jakub Mensik who exited the US Open at the third round stage to the hands of Learner Tien. In the midst of this five-set battle, a certain spectator had really gotten under his skin and him and the crowd made their intentions very clear about what they wanted to do wi...
Too bad, too bad, it was a great chance. But Jakub Menšík lost to home player Learner Tien in the afternoon final of the third round of the US Open. The three and a half hour battle ended with the result 3:6, 6:1, 7:6, 3:6, 4:6. The Czech tennis player's loss of concentration after conflicts with fans also contributed to his defeat.
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