US EditionMedvedev 'Needs Help' After US Open Meltdown: Becker
Daniil Medvedev lost in five sets after a six-minute delay caused by a photographer's court intrusion, leading to a controversial umpire decision and Medvedev's public criticism.
- On Sunday, August 24, at the 2025 US Open held in New York, Benjamin Bonzi defeated Daniil Medvedev in a thrilling five-set match.
- The match’s delay of over six minutes was caused by a photographer mistakenly walking onto the court at match point, prompting a controversial umpire decision.
- Medvedev expressed strong frustration with chair umpire Greg Allensworth’s ruling to grant Bonzi another first serve after the interruption and argued loudly during the stoppage.
- In a post-match press conference, Medvedev clarified that his frustration was directed at the ruling rather than the photographer, and he tossed six racquets into the crowd as a gesture to the fans.
- The loss brought Medvedev's 2025 Grand Slam campaign to a close amid expert and former player suggestions that he should pause competing for the remainder of the year due to his ongoing difficulties.
51 Articles
51 Articles
Daniil Medvedev is in a mental crisis. After the defeat in the first round of the US Open, characterized by yet another explosion of anger, the former n. 1 of the world shows clear signs of exhaustion. Boris Becker invites him to seek professional help, suggesting a break to rebuild (he has not won for 2 years)
After a photographer had moved into court, Danilil Medvedev guaranteed that he had been distracted and "attached" to the judge who had given a service to the opponent. Still, Marshall Islands have already had a choice.
Daniil Medvedev's Wife Daria Appears Distressed Amid His US Open Meltdown
Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev’s wife, Daria Medvedeva, was seemingly mortified by his meltdown during the 2025 US Open. Medvedeva, 31, was seen leaning forward in her seat with her head in her hands as she sat beside her husband’s stoic-faced coach, Gilles Cervara, during Medvedev’s match against French opponent Benjamin Bonzi in New York City on Sunday, August 24, according to a photo shared by journalist and tennis commentator José Mor…
ABC FOX Montana
Medvedev 'needs help' after US Open meltdown: Becker
German tennis legend Boris Becker believes Daniil Medvedev should seek "professional help" after the Russian crashed out of the US Open following the latest in a long line of spectacular on-court meltdowns.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 44% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
