Musetti insta a la ATP a abordar las interrupciones de los apostadores en el tenis

El número 10 del mundo, Lorenzo Musetti, ha pedido a la ATP que aumente la seguridad en los partidos para frenar la interferencia de los apostadores. El italiano hizo estos comentarios tras su victoria sobre Francisco Cerundolo en el Abierto de Italia el 12 de mayo.

Musetti describió el problema como generalizado, señalando que los apostadores en el público han interrumpido el juego en Italia y en todo el mundo. Comentó que algunos espectadores animan a los jugadores que no son favoritos cuando hay apuestas en juego, lo que crea claras perturbaciones durante los partidos.

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