Andrey Rublev Follows Daniil Medvedev Into US Open Chaos With $3000 Fine: “My Decision”

Russian tennis star Andrey Rublev sounds off on US Open fine for profanity during match

Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev disputed his $3,000 U.S. Open fine for foul language, arguing players should not be penalized for talking to themselves during matches.

Andrey Rublev fumes at 3000 US dollars fine at US Open: Cannot charge for this

Andrey Rublev was fined 3,000 US dollars at the US Open for using profanity during his match against Coleman Wong. The fine has sparked debate on whether tennis should penalise self-directed outbursts under pressure.

Why Andrey Rublev was flabbergasted for getting fined for cursing at himself at US Open: ‘I don’t believe that all of us are super holy..’

Rublev got the better of Wong, defeating him 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.

US Open star speaks out after getting punished as 'distressed' admission made

Andrey Rublev landed himself in hot water during one of his matches at the US Open.

Andrey Rublev calls out US Open’s cursing rules after fine

Andrey Rublev isn't a fan of being regulated on how he talks to himself on the court.

Andrey Rublev Follows Daniil Medvedev Into US Open Chaos With $3000 Fine: “My Decision”

Is it really anything new for Andrey Rublev to pay the price for going off-script on court? Not at all. Remember the 2022 French Open, when he was slapped with an $8,000 fine for his behavior? Well, fast forward to the 2025 US Open, and it’s deja vu. This time, Rublev was docked $3,000 for dropping foul language during his second-round match. And just before booking his spot in the round of 16, Andrey Rublev sat down for a press conference to re…