Bernard Tomic decided to go experimental while match-point down against Fabio Fognini in the Madrid Open.
Tomic lost the first set 6-2 and was down 5-4 in the second. With Fognini 40-love up Tomic essentially gave the match away by holding the racquet the wrong way on the return. It turned out to be a good serve by Fognini which would have been hard to return in any event.
Tomic’s latest actions hardly endearing him to his critics with his on-court attitude coming under scrutiny again this year when the Australian seemed more interested in why Nick Kyrgios wasn’t in attendance during the tie against the USA.
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