Tennis Consistency Called Into Question After Musetti Incident
Frances Tiafoe highlighted the inconsistency in tennis rules after Lorenzo Musetti received only a warning for inadvertently hitting a line judge with a ball during the French Open. Tiafoe compared this to Novak Djokovic's 2020 U.S. Open disqualification. Musetti apologized, citing the incident as an 'unlucky coincidence.'

Frances Tiafoe has criticized tennis officials for inconsistent rule enforcement after Lorenzo Musetti was lightly sanctioned following an incident in his French Open quarter-final.
The controversy erupted when Musetti inadvertently kicked a ball that struck a line judge. He received only a warning, sparking discussions about rule consistency.
Tiafoe drew parallels to Novak Djokovic's 2020 U.S. Open disqualification, questioning the fairness. Musetti called it an 'unlucky coincidence' and apologized, emphasizing no harm was intended.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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