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After a fourth round of the fourth round in Toronto, Ben Shaletton was involved in a hot exchange with Flavio Campol.
Before approaching the network, the US star guaranteed 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 at the Masters 1000 event to shake hands with its opponent.
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But while they met, it seems that the couple were discussing the gesture made by Guestal during the third tie, which Shelton thought was inappropriate.
They continued their exchange under the Umpire for another 60 seconds, before the Italians finally left the court after shaking hands.
Later, Shelton was asked about what was said between the two players and revealed that they talked about what was also revealed in the lock room.
“Yes, we talked about it,” he said.
“We’re fine. We talked about it in the lock room so I don’t want to answer other questions about it.
“There is no story, we’re good, so, so thank you.”
While the couple were able to speak through their issues, the exchange of tension in the court poured out what was a turning point for Shelton.
Shalton records a prominent victory in Canada
The 22-year-old fled the ball from 3-5 to the bottom to win the 100th victory at Toronto.
Now 100-69 in his career, Shelton is just the eighth man born in the 21st century and the ninth active American to achieve a century of victory.
Next, he follows another Miles of ATP Masters 1000, which will take over Alex Do Minor late this week.
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As a result, Shelton scored his head-to-head record with 2-2 and also won the Open in Mexico this season.
While eventually won in Canada, the world number 7 sometimes tried, though he restricted his explosive game because he was in the decision -making series.
But Shaleton began to hit with confidence at the stretching level and forced the Italians to save a race point just to reach a decisive tie.
He won the victory for the second consecutive match with a third match.
Shelton, who exposed Wimbledon Fars in 65 seconds last month, sent Brandon Nakshima, an American colleague, before defeating Kuboli.
“I thought I did a really good job and found a way to put it late in court,” Shelton said.
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“I was struggling with my two big weapons, service and forehead.
“In the end, I think about the mental hardness and ability in those moments to talk more than my real game.”
Shelton will face De Minor on Tuesday in its quarter -finals.
Ben Shaleton, tennis star, does not hesitate when he asked who was the biggest garbage speaker in the lock room
If he can win the third ATP tour title this week, he has the opportunity to move to the number 6 of the world above Novak Jokokovic.
America is 16-7 in hard courts this year, a record that includes his implementation to the country Australia open The semi -finals in January.
