Wrong. Stick to soccer. That’s a time violation. Different than code violations. Those continue to just being loss of first serve and there is a clock, so no real space for judgment.
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They didn’t bother a response. A soft warning is the right play. If it was straight by the book, there would game penalties every single match.
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"There should have been a 'soft warning'"?? It'll be like suddenly switching to fractional from whole numbers while counting and waiting for a kid to find a hiding place!!
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He should've simply diffused the situation instead of giving a violation call. Umpires are supposed to use discretion. Serena was upset and expressing her displeasure she could've been warned to stop or else. But nothing she said warranted a verbal abuse call
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James...stop taking to this guy. He clearly doesn’t know a thing about a tennis since he is speaking like this to JAMES BLAKE! Like wut...Chris I think James knows what he is talking about here..
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