Sędziowie ATP

[Piotrek]

Mariana Alves.

[Damian]

Chair Umpire Who Counseled Kyrgios Is Suspended by ATP Tour

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Mohamed Lahyani, the Swedish chair umpire who gave an on-court pep talk to Nick Kyrgios during a match at this year’s United States Open, has been suspended without pay for two weeks by the ATP Tour because of the incident.

Lahyani, one of tennis’s leading umpires, came down from his chair with Kyrgios trailing by a set and a break of serve in his second-round match with Pierre-Hugues Herbert on Aug. 30.

“I want to help you,” Lahyani said to Kyrgios, the unpredictable Australian star who has been fined and suspended for lack of effort in the past. “This isn’t you. I know that.”

Krygios went on to win the match, and though he denied the discussion had any impact on his performance, Herbert and others complained about Lahyani’s actions.

“I think this was not his job,” Herbert said. “I don’t think he’s a coach; he’s an umpire and he should stay on his chair for that.”

Roger Federer also made clear that he believed Lahyani had crossed a line.

“He was there for too long,” Federer said at the Open. “It’s a conversation. Conversations can change your mind-set. It can be a physio, a doctor, an umpire for that matter. That’s why it won’t happen again. I think everybody knows that.”

U.S. Open organizers elected not to suspend Lahyani from further duties at the tournament but did release a critical statement that said Lahyani’s conduct “went beyond protocol” and that he had been “advised to adhere to proper protocols in all matches that he officiates moving forward.”

Lahyani did not work any high-profile singles matches for the remainder of the tournament. But his primary employer, the ATP Tour, felt that a stronger punishment was in order. He is one of seven full-time ATP chair umpires.

“Despite the incident taking place at the U.S. Open, under the jurisdiction of the United States Tennis Association, the incident was still subject to ATP disciplinary action due to Lahyani’s position as full-time ATP employee and the high standards the ATP requires of its chair umpires regardless of the event to which he or she is assigned, in order to maintain the integrity of the Tour,” the ATP Tour said in a statement released after a request for comment from The New York Times.

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Lahyani will be suspended for the China Open in Beijing and the Shanghai Masters, where he was scheduled to officiate in early October. He is expected to return to work at the Stockholm event that begins Oct. 15.

It is rare for an ATP chair umpire to be suspended, and even rarer for one to be suspended without pay. The ATP does not disclose umpires’ compensation.

“Mohamed is a world-class and highly respected official, however his actions during the match crossed a line that compromised his own impartiality as a chair umpire,” Gayle David Bradshaw, the ATP’s executive vice president for rules and competition, said in the statement. “Although well-intended, his actions were regrettable and cannot go without disciplinary action on our own Tour. We know that he will learn from this experience and we look forward to welcoming him back in October.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/18/spor ... rgios.html

[Lleyton]

Pomógł Nickowi Kyrgiosowi, został ukarany. Mohamed Lahyani odpocznie od sędziowania

Spoiler:

Mohamed Lahyani został ukarany za pomoc okazaną Nickowi Kyrgiosowi w meczu II rundy wielkoszlemowego US Open 2018. Organizatorzy turnieju udzielili mu tylko reprymendy, ale inaczej spojrzały na to zdarzenie władze ATP.
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W pojedynku II rundy międzynarodowych mistrzostw USA Nick Kyrgios przegrywał z Pierre'em-Huguesem Herbertem i prezentował się poniżej oczekiwań. W połowie drugiego seta zszedł do niego sędzia Mohamed Lahyani. Oficjalnie po to, aby sprawdzić, czy tenisiście nic nie dolega. Arbiter pozwolił sobie wówczas na dłuższą przemowę, która zmotywowała Australijczyka do lepszej gry. On też wygrał ostatecznie w czterech setach.

Po meczu Herbert miał pretensje do Lahyaniego, że ten przekroczył swoje uprawnienia i odmienił losy pojedynku. Opinię Francuza podzielili organizatorzy, ale sędzia nie został zawieszony w swoich obowiązkach. Szwedowi udzielono jedynie reprymendy i pozwolono dalej prowadzić spotkania. Podkreślono wówczas, że dotychczas był wzorowym arbitrem.

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USTA nie zdecydowała się ukarać Lahyaniego, ale jego poczynaniom przyjrzały się władze męskiego tenisa. W swoim postępowaniu ATP uznało, że "działania Lahyaniego podczas meczu naruszyły bezstronność wymaganą przez sędziego". Tym samym 52-latek został zawieszony w swoich obowiązkach na dwa turnieje bez pobierania wynagrodzenia. Nie będzie mógł sędziować zawodów w Pekinie i Szanghaju, gdzie tenisiści będą rywalizować w pierwszej połowie października. Szwed powróci do touru podczas rodzimego turnieju w Sztokholmie.

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[DUN I LOVE]

Annabel broni Carlosa Ramosa.
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[Damian]

Three Thai chair umpires banned for life for match-fixing and betting offences

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Three Thai chair umpires, Anucha Tongplew, Apisit Promchai and Chitchai Srililai, have been banned for life from officiating at or attending any professional tennis events, after being found guilty of match-fixing and betting offences.

Each of the officials admitted to betting on tennis matches at ITF Futures tournaments held in 2017 at which they were acting as chair umpires. They also manipulated scores inputted into the official scoring system, for betting-related purposes and personal profit.

The case was adjudicated by independent Anti-Corruption Hearing Officer Charles Hollander QC, following an investigation by the Tennis Integrity Unit.

The lifetime bans apply with immediate effect and prohibit each individual from ever officiating at, or attending, any sanctioned events organised or recognised by the governing bodies of the sport.

The breaches of the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program committed by each party are as follows:

Section D.1.a: “No Covered Person shall, directly or indirectly, wager or attempt to wager on the outcome or any other aspect of any Event or any other tennis competition.”

Section D.1.b: “No Covered Person shall, directly or indirectly, solicit or facilitate any other person to wager on the outcome or any other aspect of any Event or any other tennis competition. For the avoidance of doubt, to solicit or facilitate to wager shall include, but not be limited to: display of live tennis betting odds on a Covered Person website; writing articles for a tennis betting publication or website; conducting personal appearances for a tennis betting company; and appearing in commercials encouraging others to bet on tennis.”

Section D.1.d: “No Covered Person shall, directly or indirectly, contrive or attempt to contrive the outcome or any other aspect of any Event.”

The Tennis Integrity Unit is an initiative of the Grand Slam Board, the International Tennis Federation, the ATP and the WTA, who are jointly committed to a zero tolerance approach to corruption in tennis.

http://www.tennisintegrityunit.com/medi ... g-offences

[Damian]

Garner retires from chair umpire role

Spoiler:

Jake Garner has stepped down from his role as chair umpire on the ITF/Grand Slam Officiating Team to take up a new position at the United States Tennis Association.

Garner, who has retired his Gold Badge Chair Umpire certification but retains his Gold Badge as a Chief Umpire, joins the USTA as Senior Manager, Professional Pathway, Officiating following a 12-year spell in the hot seat.

Garner has been a Gold Badge umpire - one of just 31 in the world - and a member of the ITF/GS Officiating Team since 2006, chairing 18 Grand Slam finals including 11 Grand Slam men’s singles finals, four Davis Cup Finals and one Fed Cup Final.

He also chaired the gold medal match at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, when Rafael Nadal defeated Fernando Gonzalez to secure Spain’s first ever gold medal in Olympic tennis.

“Jake has performed at the highest level of officiating for more than a decade, displaying the utmost integrity and professionalism,” said the ITF’s Head of Officiating, Soeren Friemel.

“He has been a great asset to the ITF/Grand Slam Team, not just in the chair but also through his work at ITF officiating schools, where he has inspired the next generation of officials.

“We will miss seeing Jake in the Chair but we are looking forward to working with him hand-in-hand in developing officials at the USTA."


Read more at https://www.itftennis.com/news/298181.a ... hDySlEl.99

https://www.itftennis.com/news/298181.aspx

[Kamileki]

Marijana Veljovic

[DUN I LOVE]

Też zwróciła moją uwagę.

[Damian]

Damian Steiner zwolniony z ATP!

[DUN I LOVE]

Damian.

[Kiefer]

Może ktoś przetłumaczyć?

[Damian]

Może ktoś przetłumaczyć?

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[DUN I LOVE]

Głos Kadera Nouniego.

[TennisUser]

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Jestem troche zaskoczony, że podjęli tak stanowcze kroki. Żadnego zawieszenia, sankcji itp, tylko od razu zwolnienie?

W każdym razie w spektakularny sposób zakończył swoją karierę w ATP final Wimbla, a za chwilę out.

[DUN I LOVE]

Jak to wygląda w praktyce? Jeżeli ATP go zwolniło, to szlemów (pod egidą ITF) też nie może sędziować?

[Damian]

Myślę, że są to dwie inne organizacje, więc w ITF chyba może.

Ogólnie kilku byłych i obecnych tenisistów wyraziło swoje wsparcie dla argentyńskiego arbitra:
-John Isner
-David Ferrer
-Carlos Berlocq
-Marcelo Arevalo.

[Kiefer]

Myślę, że są to dwie inne organizacje, więc w ITF chyba może.

Ogólnie lkilku byłych i obecnych tenisistów wyraziło swoje wsparcie dla argentyńskiego arbitra:
-John Isner
-David Ferrer
-Carlos Berlocq
-Marcelo Arevalo.

Umówmy się, za co oni go zwolnili, za rozmowę o ręcznikach? Przecież to jest śmiech na sali.

[Mario]

Śmiechem na sali jest też wynik tej ankiety.

Przynajmniej Fergus Murphy ma tyle głosów, na ile zasłużył.

[Kiefer]

Śmiechem na sali jest też wynik tej ankiety.

Przynajmniej Fergus Murphy ma tyle głosów, na ile zasłużył.

Mohamed Layhani nie podchodzi? Ja bardzo lubię. W ogóle on sędziuje jakieś mecze? Dawno go nie widziałem, nie mówiąc o tym, że nie przypominam sobie by kiedykolwiek on sędziował finał WS, może WTF kiedyś.

[Mario]

Pajac i atencjusz - zupełnie nie nadaje się na sędziego.