French tennis star handed heavy fine after foul-mouthed BBC interview at Queen’s (opens original article in a new tab)
French tennis player Corentin Moutet received a $40,000 fine for using profane language during a BBC interview, while American Brandon Nakashima defeated top seed Alex De Minaur at Queen's Club.
- French tennis player Corentin Moutet fined $40,000 for using the 'F-word' seven times during a BBC interview
- ATP penalized Moutet for 'unsportsmanlike conduct' citing profane language during post-match interview
- Moutet will appeal the fine according to ATP rules and procedures
- American Brandon Nakashima defeated top seed Alex De Minaur in a straight-sets match
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