This stinking tennis controversy.
The Rouen Open in France series of a hygiene controversy after British tennis player Harriet Dart asked the president to tell his first -round opponent, Lois Boisson of France, to use deodorant on Tuesday.
“Can you tell you to use deodorant?” Dart asked the referee after getting up from a chair the duration of the change in a hot moment that has been viral since then.
“She is smelling a real bath.”
Boisson apparently did not listen to the comment, according to the reports.
Finally he defeated Dart, 6-0, 6-3, to advance to the second round.
Boisson, 21, had fun with the comments of his opponent.
“@Dove apparently needs a collaboration,” Boisson wrote a prayer hand and two smiling emojis, in his history of Instagram, which presented a photo of her holding a tennis ball and a pole stick of Paloma de Photoshop on the ball.
Dart, a 28 -year -old British was classified as the 110 player in the world, finally apologized for his actions.
“Hello everyone, I want to apologize (sic) for what I said on the court today, it was a comment of the heat of the moment I really regret,” Dart miserable on Tuesday in his Instagram history. “This is how I want to load, and I give full answer. I respect Lois a lot and how he competed today.
“I will learn from this and advance.”
While Boisson awaits Dove’s word in a possible collaboration, he is also waiting to see who will be the second round opponent on Thursday.
The winner of Wednesday’s clash between Moyuka Uchijima and Nuria Brancaccio will advance to the second round.
Boisson’s triumph over Dart marked his first 2025 action due to an injury.
She is no. 303 player in the world.
The 2025 final will take place on April 20 and is a tuning of Clay Court for the France Open, which begins next month.
The American Sloane Stephens triumphed over Magda Linette of Poland, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2 in last year’s championship.