Iga Świątek criticizes French Open crowd for disruptive behavior during match against Naomi Osaka
- Iga Świątek expressed frustration over French Open crowd's behavior during match against Naomi Osaka.
- The disruptive noise during points made it difficult for the players to concentrate.
- Świątek calls for better sportsmanship and respect from the crowd in future matches.
Iga Swiatek, the champion at Roland Garros, was losing in the final set and had to save a match point against Osaka. She mentioned in an interview that players like her are under pressure during matches. The crowd's noise can make it hard for players to focus. Swiatek asked the audience to support players between points, not during them. The French Open crowd has been in the spotlight recently for their behavior towards players. Swiatek won the first set against Osaka but faced challenges in the match. She managed to come back and win the match despite the tough competition. The atmosphere during the match was described as incredible by both players. Swiatek's victory was seen as an upset against a strong opponent like Osaka. In another match, Carlos Alcaraz won against Jesper de Jong in four sets. The day at the French Open was eventful with exciting matches. The weather affected the matches on the outside courts, leading to only a few games being completed under the roofs. The forecast for the upcoming days doesn't look promising for better weather conditions. The behavior of the crowd at the French Open has been a topic of discussion. Players like Swiatek and Goffin have expressed concerns about the noise and behavior of the spectators. Goffin mentioned feeling disrespected by the crowd during his match against Mpetshi Perricard. The players hope for better support and respect from the audience during matches.