Casper Ruud muestra una inusual frustración en su derrota en la final de Roma

Casper Ruud mostró una frustración inusual durante su derrota en sets corridos ante Jannik Sinner en la final del Abierto de Italia este domingo. El exentrenador Brad Gilbert destacó el comportamiento poco común y las decisiones tácticas del noruego en la pista.

Ruud, conocido por su actitud calmada, pareció desahogarse contra su padre y entrenador, Christian Ruud, durante el partido en Roma. Gilbert, al hablar en el Big T Podcast, señaló que tales arrebatos son poco frecuentes para el jugador, a menudo considerado como uno de los más amables del circuito.

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