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Hot Shot: Petkovic Claims First Racquet Smash Of 2012

Judging by the mangled remains of Andrea Petkovic’s racquet, doubles isn’t always fun and games for top players. According to an eye-witness, quite a bit went down when the two entertainers teamed up for the first time earlier today;

Apparently (Andrea) & JJ believed that the ball they hit in a net exchange or rally just slightly touched Spears’ racquet frame, but the umpire didn’t agree. That’s how it kind of started, both got really pissed off & even Andrea went over to Abigail & asked her if her racquet touched the ball and Abigail said nothing which made both Andrea & JJ even more annoyed.

Plus both weren’t too happy with some line calls in the MTB. Crowd booed the ump & really got into it.

Both Jelena and Andrea have both had their fair share of drama over the years (*cough* understatement of the century *cough*), so I guess it’s only natural that when they come together as a team, their very first match should apparently involve cheating opponents, incompetent linespeople and a rowdy crowd to top it all off. Bless.

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3 Responses to Hot Shot: Petkovic Claims First Racquet Smash Of 2012

  1. lovegameall January 1, 2012 at 7:00 pm

    Oh, what a magnificent start to 2012! JJ and Petko team up. Love it.

  2. Matteo January 1, 2012 at 7:51 pm

    Hello, I have sent you a message through Twitter (@Totallympics), I hope to receive an answer soon. Thanks!

    Matteo

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