Bublik has been slammed after he was accused of making a bizarre comment while expressing his frustration during the match.
“I’m f–king sick of getting all these disabled people back in their career,” the 25th seed from Kazakstan was heard saying, in a language other than English., has also lost to veterans Gael Monfils and Stan Wawrinka this year as they returned from injury.USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con
Tennis journalist Jose Morgado tweeted: “Bublik has losses against Monfils, Wawrinka and now Thiem in 2023. Tremendous lack of respect.”Thiem was asked about Bublik’s comment in his post-match press conference.Doninic Thiem is looking to revitalize his career.“If it is, then it’s a tough saying. Something you shouldn’t say in general just out of respect. But maybe he didn’t mean it that way or whatever. But what can I say about it.
Thiem’s career has nosedived since his crowning moment in 2020, when he came from two sets behind to beat Alexander Zverev in that year’s pandemic-affected US Open final held without fans. Once the world No. 3, Thiem’s ranking plummeted to 352 in June 2022 after a wrist injury sidelined him for nine months and prevented him from defending his US Open title.“It was a very good match basically from the first moment on,” Thiem after the win over Bublik. “It’s a pretty special victory, because it’s the first since two-and-a-half years at Grand Slams,”Share this article:
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