I have never taken a toilet break during a match as an adult, I doubt I can remember my matches as a youth, I usually try and go right before and then I think I am sweating it out mostly.
I'm not sure, I did just read Agassi's book Open and for his matches he drank an unbelievable amount of liquids the night before and the day of his match, maybe that explains needing 1 break.What is with these pros taking a fake toilet break after the first set. Tsitsipas did it and got booed. He wanted to take a second toilet break in third set but umpire would not permit it. It is getting ridiculous.
Tsits carries his cellphone. His are not really toilet breaks, they are coaching phone conversations.What is with these pros taking a fake toilet break after the first set. Tsitsipas did it and got booed. He requested to take a second toilet break in third set but umpire would not permit it. It is getting ridiculous.
Tsits carries his cellphone. His are not really toilet breaks, they are coaching phone conversations.
I heard from the ESPN commentators that Zverev accused him of that.
...they allow fans to make purchases at concession stands.
Thank Goodness for troughs!Then they'll need toilet breaks too.
Sounds like you are not consuming enough fluids during your matchesHave played over a hundred matches over the past year (best of three sets). Never once had to take a toilet break.
Maybe players with UU should use Foley catheters stapped to leg bags.
The MTO's and bathroom breaks are probably appreciated by tournament owners because they allow fans to make purchases at concession stands.
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Thanks for the....................................................tip???Correct. Don't go to the toilet. Make the toilet come to you.
It is amazing how in this world when everything is going portable and mobile and on the cloud, we still have to go to a fixed toilet.
Whenever I lose at least 9 of the last 10 pointsAt first, I read: How often does your toilet break?
It usually takes only one visit from you to toilet break, no?@stringertom will try to post a joke now
Same here but instead of beer, more waterNever. I lose so much water through sweat that no matter how much of it I drink, a visit to the toilet is usually out of the question until the fifth post match beer.
Sometimes, just holding serve to win is not enough.MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Denis Shapovalov had to literally 'hold on' to beat Jannik Sinner in a thrilling Australian Open win over the Italian talent on Tuesday, having been left fuming after he was denied a request to take a bathroom break before the deciding fifth set.
“What happens if I go?" Canadian Shapovalov asked German umpire Nico Helwerth at Margaret Court Arena.
"Do I get a fine? I don’t care!
Please be careful. Playing tennis under the effects of alcohol may not be legal in some jurisdictions.Only if I pound a few beers before playing
Beer is 97% waterOnly if I pound a few beers before playing
Your partnerPlease be careful. Playing tennis under the effects of alcohol may not be legal in some jurisdictions.
You can harm someone with a misplaced serve, for instance.
If that's the justification, then playing tennis at a level below 4.0 should be illegal too. Lol.Please be careful. Playing tennis under the effects of alcohol may not be legal in some jurisdictions.
You can harm someone with a misplaced serve, for instance.
i (accidently) hit my partners with my serve when i'm sober!Please be careful. Playing tennis under the effects of alcohol may not be legal in some jurisdictions.
You can harm someone with a misplaced serve, for instance.
Timed matches are just ridiculous anyway, I don't understand how you can deal with that.Toilet breaks used to be forbidden late in a timed match. Like, the last 15 minutes. There was an uproar, so the leagued returned to its previous position that they were merely frowned upon.
I think you shouldn’t prohibit it, even if some people will abuse it. Some people have urinary issues or other issues that are real.
if I know I might need a bathroom break for digestive reasons, I tell my opponents when we start that it may happen. Then they know I’m not gaming them.
i (accidently) hit my partners with my serve when i'm sober!
i think they would be safer if i drank (more likely to whiff)
Have played over a hundred matches over the past year (best of three sets). Never once had to take a toilet break.