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Andrey Rublev admitted ‘I don’t remember behaving worse at a Slam ever’ after he kicked and screamed his way out of the French Open.
The No 6 seed was beaten 7-6, 6-2, 6-4 by Italian Matteo Arnaldi on Friday and – by no means for the first time in his career – Rublev was the author of his own downfall.
After going two breaks down in the second set, the 26-year-old Muscovite smashed his racket twice into the ground and, as he went to sit down for the changeover, kicked the bench three times.
Rublev roared in frustration, smashed his racket and drove himself to the brink of tears.
After the match, he sat with head bowed and long red hair straggling down over his face, and attempted to explain such needless self-sabotage.