With every swing and every stride, Thanasi Kokkinakis embodies the unwavering determination of a rising star, mesmerizing fans worldwide with his unyielding tennis pursuit. Recently, as the 27-year-old Australian tennis player was playing in the Los Cabos Open, he faced disappointment from the tennis crowd, who were not quite impressed with his amazing shot.

The Australian tennis player is trying his best to create a name for himself in the tennis world. Recently, he was left disappointed, as he shared a priceless reaction to not finding the perfect support from the crowd against Jack Draper.

Thanasi Kokkinakis responds to the crowd’s dull appreciation

While the 79-ranked tennis player is currently playing in the first round of the ATP tournament, during the match there was a moment when he pulled an amazing shot against his opponent, as he displayed his tennis skills on the court. While the crowd slowly clapped for him, after witnessing his tennis skills on the court, he was left with disappointment over the same.

Just after pulling the amazing shot, when he turned out to look at how the crowd reacted to his amazing skills, he gave a not-so-happy reaction, to the crowd while having a conversation with his opponent. He said, “They’re golf clapping. Nothing.”

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Although he waited to receive good applause from the crowd, he was not very amazed. With a not-so-happy face looking at how the crowd responded to his shot, the 27-year-old tennis star returned to his game, carrying a dull appreciation from the Mexican crowd.

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However, this time, Kokkinakis erupted quietly and not like a volcano. During the French Open, things went out of hand as he had an ugly moment with the female chair umpire, and he also had an unpleasant episode with the crowd while making his way out of the tournament. Let’s take a look at his aggressive side that appeared during the 2023 French Open. 

When Kokkinakis was left furious at the chair umpire 

After losing in the third round of the French Open to Karen Khachanov, he fought with his Russian opponent, but at the same time had to deal with the unsupportive crowd. It all started when the 27-year-old was denied the chance to go to the toilet just after entering the second set.

Further, the second trigger point came when he was stopped from hitting the ball on the line, as the female umpire had a different decision to make. While he was unhappy with the decision, he protested against it. He stated, “He calls at the same time as I make contact, that’s hindering. No? What’s the rule then if I’m making contact and he’s calling out? Is that not hindrance? You’re wrong.”

The Australian star fought back in the third set, even though he had raised so many eyebrows. However, the incessant chanting of the spectators in the stands had troubled him in the interim, which prevented him from winning.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on Kokkinakis’ take on the audience response? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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