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USA Today
22-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
2025 Plava Laguna Croatia Open Umag: Tseng [101st] vs. Darderi [46th] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview
In the Plava Laguna Croatia Open Umag Round of 16 on Wednesday, we have a matchup featuring No. 46-ranked Luciano Darderi versus No. 101 Chun Hsin Tseng. Darderi is favored to win (-275) in this match against Tseng (+210). Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Monday at 6:36 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Chun Hsin Tseng vs. Luciano Darderi matchup info Watch the Tennis Channel and more sports on Fubo! Tseng vs. Darderi Prediction Based on the implied probility from the moneyline, Tseng has a 73.3% to win. Tseng vs. Darderi Betting Odds Tseng vs. Darderi matchup performance & stats
USA Today
14-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
2025 Nordea Open: Collignon [85th] vs. Darderi [59th] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview
No. 85-ranked Raphael Collignon will meet No. 59 Luciano Darderi in the Nordea Open Round of 32 on Monday, July 14. Darderi has -200 odds to win this match against Collignon (+154). Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Sunday at 10:35 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Raphael Collignon vs. Luciano Darderi matchup info Watch the Tennis Channel and more sports on Fubo! Collignon vs. Darderi Prediction Based on the implied probility from the moneyline, Collignon has a 66.7% to win. Collignon vs. Darderi Betting Odds Collignon vs. Darderi matchup performance & stats
Metro
05-07-2025
- Sport
- Metro
'It's the rule!' - Wimbledon player throws racket after argument with umpire
Luciano Darderi threw his racket in disgust after arguing with an umpire over a decision during his Wimbledon defeat to Jordan Thompson. Australia's Thompson was serving for the first set against Italy's Darderi when, at 40-15 up, his hat fell off mid-serve in windy conditions on Court 18. The 31-year-old managed to catch his cap and continued the point, eventually hitting a volley past Darderi to clinch the game and first set. But Darderi immediately complained to the chair umpire that he should have been awarded the point or, at worst, the point should be replayed. 'It's the rule,' Darderi yelled at Wimbledon umpire Mohamed Lahyani. 'You are not allowed to play with the cap like this. You are not.' As Lahyani explained his decision, an animated Darderi responded: 'What?!' The world number 59 then slammed his racket down onto his chair, leading to a chorus of boos from the spectators on Court 18. Darderi also challenged Thompson about the decision, not that the Australian was ever going to refuse the point which put him in the driving seat in the third-round clash. Lahyani appeared to make a call to double-check he made the right decision as Darderi continued to argue his case. BBC commentator and former Wimbledon doubles champion Todd Woodbridge said: 'What happened in this point is Jordan Thompson hit the serve and his hat came off with it. 'But in the same motion he grabs it in his left hand. He holds it and then plays the whole point, which is multiple shots. 'Now, the umpire could have said, 'replay the point – hindrance'. You get one opportunity for that, if your hat falls off your head or if your ball falls out your pocket, they will replay it once. 'But if it happens a second time it is immediately the point to the opponent. The other thing that could have happened is Darderi saying, 'hold on', and putting his hand up. 'The umpire then would have ordered a replay of the point. He has the right to argue, but he is going to lose because he did not say anything in the first place. 'It is like going back and challenging a call, when the system was in place, you must challenge in that moment.' Darderi's mood would not have got any better as he went on to lose 4-6 4-6 6-3 3-6, missing out on a place in the fourth round of Wimbledon. Speaking out on the incident, Thompson – who plays Taylor Fritz next – said: 'I mean, my hat's fallen off before, and I know what the rules are. 'It didn't hinder him; it hindered me. So I don't know what he was complaining about. 'It's not like it was 5-all in the fifth, deuce. Every point's big, but it is what it is. 'He was having a bit of a whinge, but I get where he's coming from, but, you know, rules are rules, so just gotta play by them. More Trending 'My hat's fallen off before and most of the calls have honestly gone against me and that one, it puts him off. 'I guess if you had to stop the point, I would have happily replayed it, but, I guess it, it doesn't count unless it, hits the deck, so play on.' On his promising run at the All England Club, Thompson – ranked No. 44 in the world – added: 'If someone told me that I was gonna be in the fourth round with the preparation I've had, I'd say show me the dotted line. 'I think grass is my best surface and it hasn't really shown at Wimbledon so to finally, you know, live up to somewhat expectations is, extremely pleasing.' For more stories like this, check our sport page. Follow Metro Sport for the latest news on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. MORE: Nick Kyrgios says Novak Djokovic and three other players can win Wimbledon MORE: Novak Djokovic's Wimbledon opponent throws ball at him after incredible point MORE: Wimbledon player concedes point after 'unfortunate' wardrobe malfunction
Scottish Sun
05-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
BBC commentator forced to explain little-known rule that saw Wimbledon star launch racquet in blazing row with umpire
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WIMBLEDON star Luciano Darderi had a blazing row with the umpire over a little-known rule. The incident occurred on Court 18 yesterday as the Italian was defeated in four sets by Jordan Thompson. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Jordan Thompson caught his hat mid-point Credit: BBC 7 The Aussie then played on while holding it and won the point Credit: BBC 7 Luciano Darderi was left raging as he believed it broke a little-known rule Credit: BBC 7 Darderi chucked his racquet during an argument with the umpire Credit: BBC There was a huge moment of controversy early in the match when the Australian had set point in the first. Thompson's hat dropped off his head as he served, but he somehow managed to catch it and play the rest of the point with it in his hand. The world No.44 won the point and clinched the opener 6-4. But Darderi was left fuming and went sprinting towards umpire Mohamed Lahyani to argue. READ MORE ON WIMBLEDON HEALTH WORRY Wimbledon ball kid removed from court as umpire is forced to ask for help He claimed the hindrance law should have come into effect as he was put off by the hat falling. Darderi raged: "It is a rule, you are not allowed to play with the cap like this. You are not." Official Lahyani immediately made a phone call to check but informed the players that no rule was broken. An infuriated Darderi then angrily threw his racquet towards his bag to gasps from fans. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK 7 Wimbledon 2025 LIVE - follow all the latest scores and updates from a thrilling fortnight at SW19 The ruling was then explained by BBC commentator and former Wimbledon doubles champ Todd Woodbridge, who said: "What happened in this point is Jordan Thompson hit the serve and his hat came off with it. "But in the same motion he grabs it in his left hand. Cam Norrie bats away awkward question about Emma Raducanu's love life "He holds it and then plays the whole point, which is multiple shots. "Now, the umpire could have said, 'replay the point - hindrance'. "You get one opportunity for that, if your hat falls off your head or if your ball falls out your pocket, they will replay it once. "But if it happens a second time it is immediately the point to the opponent. "The other thing that could have happened is Darderi saying, 'hold on', and putting his hand up. "The umpire then would have ordered a replay of the point. "He has the right to argue, but he is going to lose because he did not say anything in the first place. "It is like going back and challenging a call, when the system was in place, you must challenge in that moment." Thompson is through to the fourth round and faces fifth seed Taylor Fritz next. 7 Umpire Mohamed Lahyani chose to not replay the point Credit: BBC
The Irish Sun
05-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
BBC commentator forced to explain little-known rule that saw Wimbledon star launch racquet in blazing row with umpire
WIMBLEDON star Luciano Darderi had a blazing row with the umpire over a little-known rule. The incident occurred on Court 18 yesterday as the Italian was defeated in four sets by Jordan Thompson. Advertisement 7 Jordan Thompson caught his hat mid-point Credit: BBC 7 The Aussie then played on while holding it and won the point Credit: BBC 7 Luciano Darderi was left raging as he believed it broke a little-known rule Credit: BBC 7 Darderi chucked his racquet during an argument with the umpire Credit: BBC There was a huge Thompson's hat dropped off his head as he served, but he somehow managed to catch it and play the rest of the point with it in his hand. The world No.44 won the point and clinched the opener 6-4. But Darderi was left fuming and went sprinting towards umpire Advertisement READ MORE ON WIMBLEDON He claimed the hindrance law should have come into effect as he was put off by the hat falling. Darderi raged: "It is a rule, you are not allowed to play with the cap like this. You are not." Official Lahyani immediately made a phone call to check but informed the players that no rule was broken. An infuriated Darderi then angrily threw his racquet towards his bag to gasps from fans. Advertisement Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK 7 Wimbledon 2025 LIVE - The ruling was then explained by BBC commentator and former Wimbledon doubles champ Todd Woodbridge, who said: "What happened in this point is Jordan Thompson hit the serve and his hat came off with it. "But in the same motion he grabs it in his left hand. Advertisement Cam Norrie bats away awkward question about Emma Raducanu's love life "He holds it and then plays the whole point, which is multiple shots. "Now, the umpire could have said, 'replay the point - hindrance'. "You get one opportunity for that, if your hat falls off your head or if your ball falls out your pocket, they will replay it once. "But if it happens a second time it is immediately the point to the opponent. Advertisement "The other thing that could have happened is Darderi saying, 'hold on', and putting his hand up. "The umpire then would have ordered a replay of the point. "He has the right to argue, but he is going to lose because he did not say anything in the first place. "It is like going back and challenging a call, when the system was in place, you must challenge in that moment." Advertisement Thompson is through to the fourth round and faces fifth seed 7 Umpire Mohamed Lahyani chose to not replay the point Credit: BBC 7 Darderi was caught out by not flagging that he was distracted as soon as it happened Credit: BBC
