A female tennis fan found herself in a sticky situation after she was caught imitating a bee during Stefano Tsitsipas' match at the Cincinnati Masters.
A Buzzing Interruption
As Tsitsipas, the 25-year-old Greek tennis star, was preparing to serve, he heard a buzzing sound around him. Thinking it was a bee, he attempted to swat it away before realizing the sound was coming from behind him in the crowd.
Tsitsipas Takes Matters into His Own Hands
Annoyed by the disruption, Tsitsipas walked to the middle of the court and informed the umpire about the imitating bee noise. The umpire assured him that he would handle the issue, but Tsitsipas took matters into his own hands. He went straight to the area of the crowd where the buzzing had originated and confronted the person responsible.
An Apology Accepted
After pointing out the woman who had been making the buzzing noise, Tsitsipas returned to the umpire and insisted that she be removed from the venue. The umpire promised to address the situation and Tsitsipas went back to the woman, who could be seen apologizing to him.
Tsitsipas Triumphs on the Court
Despite the unexpected interruption, Tsitsipas stayed focused and went on to defeat American opponent Ben Shelton 7-6 (3) 7-6 (2). He will now advance to the last 16 of the Cincinnati Masters and face Hubert Hurkacz on Thursday.
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