After losing by five sets in the French Open, Jaume Munar publicly criticized the audience for what he called a “complete lack of respect.”  Throughout the game, the Spanish player had to put up with incessant interruptions and loud singing, which affected his concentration and performance.

 In a tiring match that lasted more than four hours, Munar lost to Arthur Fils despite making a remarkable comeback from a two-set deficit.  Although the fans enthusiastically supported Fils, Munar believed that the fervor went too far and became inappropriate conduct at such a crucial moment.

Munar is adamant about resolving this matter and intends to voice his worries to the tournament organizers, bringing attention to the need for a more comprehensive discussion on crowd control at important tennis events.  All eyes will be on how this issue is resolved going forward as the Spanish competitor considers his difficult defeat and the debate that surrounded it.