Last Updated on 07/30/2023 by てんしょく飯
The disqualification of Miyu Kato (Japan) and Aldila Sutjiadi (Indonesia) from the women’s doubles competition at the French Open, one of the four major tennis tournaments, has once again brought a flood of criticism to their opponent Marie Bouzková (Czech Republic).
Marie Bouzková was supposed to be promoting her home tournament, but she came under “heavy fire” again.
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The problem began midway through the match when Miyu Kato returned a ball to the opponent’s court and hit the ball girl. The referee issued a warning, but the ruling was overturned when her opponents, Marie Bouzková and Sara Sorribes Tormo (Spain), protested persistently, resulting in an unexpected disqualification.
While the turmoil continued to smolder, Marie Bouzková updated her Instagram to coincide with the Prague Open in her home country of the Czech Republic. She wrote, “I look forward to the great atmosphere created by the spectators here every year.
However, fans around the world who were not satisfied with Miyu Kato’s disqualification flooded the site with criticism in the form of replies to Marie Bouzková’s post. Marie Bouzková must be banned from the WTA Tour. Her provocation cost Miyu Kato and Aldila Sutjiadi their prize money and points,” and “Please explain why you said there was blood on the ball girl. You criticized Miyu Kato, but you still haven’t explained the point everyone wants to know,” “Winning in a dirty way means it’s pretty ugly,” and many more denouncing Marie Bouzková from international fans.
Marie Bouzková’s attempt to promote her hometown tournament has come under “heavy fire” once again, and it is likely that the furor will continue until she can provide a clear explanation of the Miyu Kato issue.
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