Wimbledon is a tournament famed for its strict adherence to scheduling and rules. The only grass-court major is known for not being flagrant about their rules for anyone, not even the royal family. However, a recent event during the match between Novak Djokovic and Andrey Rublev ended up creating a disturbance during the match. The act even made John McEnroe angry, as he brutally criticized the event organizers for the issue.

This is not the first time this year’s Wimbledon has served to irritate Djokovic. Due to its strict curfew of 11 p.m., many matches were postponed. Two of those matches were Djokovic’s. With constant postponements, the Serbian player advised the tournament on how they should improve.

Wimbledon security is on the receiving end of John McEnroe’s anger

The first two sets of the first gentlemen’s singles quarterfinal were nail-biters. Rublev managed to claim the first set with a score of 6-4. This would count as one of the two sets that the world No. 2 has lost in his current Wimbledon stint, with one set dropped against Hurkacz. As he lost the first set, fans lost hope and started exiting the stadium.

But as he gained an insurmountable advantage in the second set, he peaked hope once again, and many started returning to their seats. This was a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, as Wimbledon does not allow viewers to enter after the match has commenced.

Noticing the disrupting movement, John McEnroe joked, “Unheard of here at Wimbledon, letting people in after the first game“. His co-commentator, Andrew Castle, added, “Appalling behavior.” 6.30am meeting tomorrow is going to be…“

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While the two made light of the situation, the umpire at the game spoke up due to the constant movement and asked security to stop the entrance. This would not be the only time Djokovic would experience match disruption at the current SW19.

Novak Djokovic gives serious advice to Wimbledon

Many matches were either delayed or postponed at the grass majors due to the bad weather. However, two of Djokovic’s matches were postponed for reasons that had nothing to do with the weather. His matches saw delays due to the strict curfew of 11 p.m. Vexed by the two delays, Djokovic advised the tournament organizers to begin matchdays earlier, at 12 p.m. GMT.

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He also reasoned that curfews are less likely to change. Therefore, starting earlier would be a better option. Whether his advice will be considered or not is yet to be seen!