The aftermath between Holger Ron and Casper Rudd continued throughout the day after the match with pie tossed from both sides.
Holger Ron now thinks that’s enough and wants to make peace with Casper Rudd.
I don’t want to spoil him in his first Grand Slam semi-final, says Holger Ron.
Nordic quarter-final between the 23-year-old Dane Casper Road And the 19-year-old Norwegian Holger Ron He was injured both on and off the track during the French Open.
Most discussed was the alleged incident in the interiors at Roland Garros after the match.
“In the changing room after the game, he walked right up to me and yelled JAAAAA straight at me,” said Holger Ron.
– We were in the dressing room after the game and it’s a big room. There are a lot of players, so we sat at the end of each room. I took an ice bath and ate pizza and there was a good atmosphere and music. Then we went home, and Holger Ron stayed at the end of it in the dressing room. Everything else is a lie, says Casper Rudd.
What I said is not a lie, and Casper Rudd should stop telling lies. He knows he did, but it’s too embarrassing to say it out loud. The mature should be off the field as well. I was shocked that he denied his behavior after the match, says Holger Ron.
“Give him peace of mind”
Next, Holger Rune wants to stop and support Casper Ruud for the sequel.
I think the press should give Casper Rudd some peace of mind and I don’t want to ruin him in his first Grand Slam semi-final. There is enough pressure already. “I wish him a good match,” Holger Ron tells Dagbladet.
Also on Instagram, Holger Rune wants to take the opportunity to congratulate Casper Ruud.
“There is a lot of talk about my match and that of Casper. I had a good tournament and Casper will play his first Grand Slam semi-final. Let him get ready and let me enjoy my great results and a few days off. Good luck to Casper Ron,” wrote Holger Ron.
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Eighth-ranked Casper Rudd won the quarter-final 3-1 (6-1, 4-6, 7-6, 6-3) against 40th-ranked Holger Ron.
On Friday, the men’s singles semi-finals will be played on red pebbles in Paris.
Casper Rudd meets Croatian Marin Cilic.
Spaniard Rafael Nadal meets German Alexander Zverev.
This is the first time that a Norwegian men’s player has gone so far in a Grand Slam tournament.