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French Open 'cheating' row leads to no handshake

Published Wednesday, May 27, 2026 · Updated May 28

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A 'cheating' row erupted at the French Open between tennis players Korpatsch and Wang over a disputed ball mark. The chair umpire and Hawk-Eye confirmed the ball was out, leading to no handshake between the players after the match.

What We Know — Key Points

  • A heated exchange occurred between tennis players Korpatsch and Wang at the French Open over a disputed ball mark.
  • Korpatsch refuted Wang's accusation of unfair play.
  • The chair umpire and Hawk-Eye confirmed the disputed ball was 8mm out.
  • No handshake occurred between the players after the match due to the dispute.

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  • BBC NewsCenter

    A heated exchange occurred between tennis players Korpatsch and Wang at the French Open over a disputed ball mark, with Korpatsch refuting Wang's accusation of unfair play. The chair umpire and Hawk-Eye confirmed the ball was out, resulting in no handshake between the players after the match.

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