Nach seiner Niederlage bei den French Open hat der 22-jährige Tennisprofi Carlos Vallejo die Schiedsrichterin kritisiert und sexistische Äußerungen getätigt. Er entschuldigte sich später über soziale Medien.
Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, 22, from Paraguay has been fined $65,000 for sexist comments made about umpire Ana Carvalho after his French Open exit. Organizers called the remarks "unacceptable" and "strongly condemn all sexist remarks."
Der paraguayische Tennisprofi Adolfo Daniel Vallejo wurde bei den French Open wegen sexistischer Äußerungen über Schiedsrichterin Ana Carvalho zu einer Geldstrafe von 65.000 Euro verurteilt. Er muss die Hälfte seines Preisgeldes zahlen.
French Open organizers fined Paraguayan player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo 65,000 euros for sexist remarks about umpire Ana Carvalho after his second-round loss. Vallejo stated a man should umpire such matches due to the difficulty for women, though he later claimed his comments related to crowd management.
Roland-Garros organizers have fined tennis player Daniel Vallejo €65,000 for misogynistic comments. The tournament is seeing many surprises, with a new Grand Slam winner expected on the men's side and a strong showing from young talents like 17-year-old Moïse Kouame.
Diane Parry, dernière Française en lice à Roland-Garros, a été éliminée en huitièmes de finale par la Polonaise Chwalinska (6-3, 6-2). Par ailleurs, le joueur paraguayen Adolfo Daniel Vallejo a été condamné à une amende de 65 000 euros pour propos sexistes.
Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo has been fined €65,000 by Roland-Garros organizers for sexist remarks directed at Brazilian umpire Ana Carvalho. The fine represents approximately half of his prize money.
Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Vallejo faces a significant fine after suggesting a female umpire was incapable of controlling a crowd during his French Open loss to Moïse Kouamé, sparking widespread condemnation from organisers.
Tennisspieler Vallejo verliert Spiel und äußert sich sexistisch über weibliche Schiedsrichter
À Roland-Garros, Moïse Kouame et Diane Parry se sont qualifiés pour le 3e tour, alors que Jannik Sinner a été éliminé à la surprise générale par J.M. Cerundolo. Hugo Gaston a, lui, été battu.
Moïse Kouame, 17 ans, après sa victoire contre Marin Cilic, affrontera Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, spécialiste de la terre battue, au deuxième tour de Roland-Garros.
Russia's Daniil Medvedev advanced to Round 4 of the 2026 ATP Madrid Open tournament on Monday, defeating Norway's Nikolay Budkov Kjaer 6-3, 6-2. The 30-year-old Russian player, currently ranked 10th in the world and competing under neutral status, will face either Italy's Flavio Cobolli or Paraguay's Adolfo Daniel Vallejo in the next round. Medvedev, a 23-time ATP champion including the 2021 US Open winner, spent sixteen weeks as world number one in 2022.
