The final draw of the 1,000 Masters in Rome starts this Monday at the Foro Italico in the capital and will not be without controversy because of the schedules of the matches of the day.
One of the harshest criticisms has been that of the French tennis player Benoit Paire, who arrived in the Roman capital to play the tournament after not being able to compete in the US Open after testing positive for coronavirus.
PROGRAMMATION OF MERDE !!! Merci @InteBNLdItalia ???????????????????????? J'ai fait une seule demands that this is of jouer mardi to avoid a day of plus d'entraînement avec ce qu'il m'est I arrived in NEW YORK and comme je joue an Italien vous me mettez Lundi! ! #super #BRAVO @atptour ????????#goodjob #notfair
– paire benoit (@benoitpaire) September 13, 2020
Paire will debut this Monday against the Italian Jannik Sinner. A fact that the French tennis player did not like at all, who requested to play on Tuesday to be able to train after arriving from New York after passing the quarantine and who charged harshly against the tournament organization for putting his match on Monday. “SHIT SCHEDULE !!! Thank you 1000 Masters from Rome. I made a request to play on Tuesday to have one more day of training after arriving from New York and as I play against an Italian you will put the game on Monday !!” He wrote the French along with the hashtags #super #BRAVO, #goodjob (good job) and #notfair (not fair), in addition to mentioning the ATP so that he had proof of the situation.