Novak Djokovic played opposite Pablo Carreo Busta on Sunday when he hit a ball of frustration.
However, instead, he struck a pass trial with lines in his throat, which fell to the ground.
While seeking to help him, he was forced to miss the game and retire.
The referee agreed that he did not intend to hit the referee, but the action itself sufficiently to be withdrawn from the competition.
Djokovic has been criticized for his mood in the afterlife and nearly hit a spectator at the 2016 ATP Finals with a ball.
But he’s not the only sportsman who’s gone crazy and got into trouble.
Here, we take a look at some of those who can’t control your mood, which can be expensive for your careers.
Irish legend is known for her temperament and never goes around.
But his anger for him on 21 April 2001 when he put Alf-Inge Haaland of Manchester City on a knee tackle, ending his career with only 48 minutes of professional football.
It was revenge for a dispute that began four years earlier when Haaland, who was playing with Leeds at the time, attacked Keane and inflicted a cruciate ligament injury that knocked him out for a year.
After his rematch, Keane sentenced him to a five-match penalty and a fine of 150,000 euros.
Will anyone ever think of Eric Cantona and think about that kung fu kick?In 1995, while playing for Manchester United against Crystal Palace, the Frenchman showed a red card and was sent off.
As he walked into the tunnel, palace fan Matthew Simmons began shouting racist insults at him and yelling at him, Cantona charged at him and jumped in a flying kick.
Fined 30,000 euros, stripped of his position as French captain, expelled from football for 8 months and served 120 hours of service on the net.
Djokovic would probably be the angry guy of the moment, but tennis legend McEnroe earned this name in the 1980s and 1990s.
Known as the “Superbrat” for its consistent arguments, he was disqualified from the Australian Open in January 1990 for a series of violations: adding status to the touch, judging and looking at it, throwing his racket an angry manner and cursing the referee. .
It is the top of the 2006 World Cup. Italy opposed France, but at most, others do not remember, but for now, Frenchman Zidane beat Italian Marco Materazzi in extra time.
Materazzi later said this had happened because he had said about Zidane’s sister, who had noticed that the Frenchman was attacking him.
Zidane won a speed card and Italy won on penalties.
Boxing is a bloody game and it shows as a way to vent your anger.
But even the boxing world surprised the 1997 heavyweight bout between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.
Holyfield had won the previous year, after seeing Holyfield defeat him in the first two laps, Tyson struck and bit 1 cm in his opponent’s right ear.
While the game was being allowed to continue, he stopped when he did it again in his left ear and won Holyfield.
Suarez must have been a Tyson fan because he was known for biting his footballers in the conflicting parties on the field.
While playing for Ajax in 2010, he was suspended for seven games for biting OTman Bakkal of PSV Eindhoven on the shoulder.
He was not informed of his lesson because in 2013, while playing for Liverpool, he was suspended for 10 games for biting Chelsea player Bransilav Ivanovic in the arm.
And then, in 2014, she said goodbye to the World Cup for biting Italian player Giorgia Chiellini.
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