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Why an American player shushed a hostile Miami Open crowd
American tennis player Alex Michelsen tuned on the Miami Open crowd following his third round win over Alejandro Tabilo.
The Miami Open is currently underway in the Hard Rock stadium, and there's already been plenty of drama.
Despite heading into the tournament as the firm favourite, world no.1 Carlos Alcaraz was eliminated in the second round, while both Novak Djokovic and Emma Radacanu were forced to withdraw ahead of the opening round.
The drama continued into the third round as young American player Michelsen dealt with a brutally hostile crowd during his match Tabilo, despite the event taking place in the US.
Michelsen and his clash with the Chilean crowd: “I just had to hit the silencer, unfortunately”
MIAMI — North American Alex Michelsen had to play against the crowd in his own country. A context that, he says, brings out the best in his tennis in the toughest moments.
“I like when people want me to lose,” Michelsen told a small group of reporters in Miami, including CLAY.
“I just had to hit the silencer, unfortunately,” the 21-year-old said on Tuesday after defeating Chile’s Alejandro Tabilo 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the third round of the Miami Open. Michelsen celebrated by shushing Chilean fans, placing his index finger on his lips, which triggered boos from spectators on Court 1 in Miami Gardens.
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