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French Tennis Player Uses Profanity in Post-Match Interview
Corentin Moutet used repeated profanity during a post-match interview after winning at the HSBC Championships in London. The ATP has been contacted for comment on possible disciplinary action.
Jun 17, 1:12 PM·1m read1 source
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French tennis player Corentin Moutet used repeated profanity in a post-match interview following his win at the HSBC Championships in London. Moutet defeated fellow Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in the round of 32. A reporter then approached him for the customary on-court interview.
Moutet delivered multiple statements containing profanity during the exchange. The interview was conducted at center court. OutKick, reporting for Fox News, stated that Moutet is likely to face a fine from tournament or tour officials. The same report noted that OutKick contacted ATP tour offices for comment on the incident.
Internet reaction has included both criticism of Moutet and support for his comments.
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