Casper Ruud montre une rare frustration lors de sa défaite en finale à Rome

Casper Ruud a fait preuve d'une frustration inhabituelle lors de sa défaite en deux sets face à Jannik Sinner en finale de l'Open d'Italie dimanche. Son ancien entraîneur Brad Gilbert a souligné le comportement inhabituel du Norvégien sur le court ainsi que ses choix tactiques.

Ruud, connu pour son calme, a semblé se défouler envers son père et entraîneur Christian Ruud durant le match à Rome. Gilbert, intervenant dans le Big T Podcast, a noté que de telles sorties sont rares pour le joueur, souvent décrit comme l'un des plus aimables du circuit.

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