US EditionBritish tennis player Harriet Dart 'sorry' after saying opponent should put deodorant on
- British No. 4 Harriet Dart apologized after her match at the Rouen Open on Tuesday.
- Dart's request followed a dominant performance by her opponent, 21-year-old Frenchwoman Lois Boisson.
- During the second set, Dart asked the umpire to tell Boisson to wear deodorant.
- Dart's on-court remark, "Can you tell her to wear deodorant?", was picked up by court-side microphones.
- Dart later apologized on social media, saying she regretted her heat-of-the-moment comment and takes full responsibility.
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‘She smells bad’: English tennis player sorry after calling for rival to wear deodorant
Courtside microphones picked up world No.62 Harriet Dart talking to the umpire about the personal hygiene of her French opponent Lois Boisson.
·Sydney, Australia
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