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Curses: Roger Federer fined for Australian Open expletive

Swiss star argued with umpire after being warned for an audible obscenity



Roger Federer loses his cool during his match against Tennys Sandgren.
Image Credit: Reuters

Melbourne: Roger Federer has been fined $3,000 for cursing during his quarter-final victory at Melbourne Park.

He had argued with the chair umpire after being warned for an audible obscenity during the third set of what became a five-set win over Tennys Sandgren.

Federer saved seven match points during the fourth set.

He is scheduled to face defending champion Novak Dokovic in the semi-finals on Friday.

The largest fine of the 2020 Australian Open so far was the $7,500 Benoit Paire was docked for unsportsmanlike conduct during a first

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