Medvedev Fined Over $40,000 for US Open Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Medvedev Fined Over $40,000 for US Open Unsportsmanlike Conduct

Medvedev Fined Over $40,000 for US Open Unsportsmanlike Conduct

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Daniil Medvedev was fined over $42,500 by the United States Tennis Association for his conduct during his first-round loss at the 2025 US Open to Benjamin Bonzi. The fine included $30,000 for unsportsmanlike behavior after Medvedev vocally protested a controversial decision to replay a first serve following a photographer's intrusion onto the court at match point, and an additional $12,500 for repeatedly smashing his racket against a chair. The incident caused a six-minute match delay and ignited a hostile atmosphere, with Medvedev inciting the crowd and confronting umpire Greg Allensworth. Despite saving match point and winning two sets, Medvedev ultimately lost the five-set match and forfeited about 40% of his $110,000 first-round prize money. This outburst drew criticism from former players and commentators, and some reports suggested he could face fines up to $100,000. The photographer responsible was removed and barred from the remainder of the tournament, highlighting the disruption caused by the incident.

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