The former ATP chair umpire, who officiated 8,000 matches over more than 30 years, stated that "all organizations need to come together to find a solution to this."
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Unusual and incomprehensible error by Carlos Bernardes in the match between Stan Wawrinka and Flavio Cobolli in the second round of the ATP Shanghai 2024. Second game of the third set: Wawrinka wins the first point, and Bernardes, distracted after requesting some mineral salts for the Italian, forgets to record it. Immediately after, the Italian wins the second point... and to everyone's surprise, Bernardes marks 0-30 on the scoreboard, instead of the correct 15-15. No one, not even Wawrinka himself, noticed an error that turned out to be crucial: Flavio broke the Swiss player's serve in that game (with 30-40, a one-point difference), resulting in the only break of his victory. A critical error that went unnoticed on the court.
INCREDIBLE what happened today in Shanghai.
— Carlos Navarro (@TheMagician5GS) October 7, 2024
Wawrinka wins the 1st point of the game. Bernardes forgets to record it. Cobolli wins the next one... and Bernardes gives him two points (!)
From 15-15 to 0-30. Flavio ended up breaking... and won because of it 😳
pic.twitter.com/QMEgz3oVRq
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El insólito error de Bernardes que cambió el partido entre Wawrinka y Cobolli en Shanghái: ¡nadie se dio cuenta!
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As it could not be otherwise, the last dance of Carlos Bernardes in tennis had to be in a grand final. The legendary chair umpire, a central figure in thousands of ATP and Grand Slam matches, has put an end to his career as an umpire in these ATP Finals 2024. The Brazilian has been involved in tennis for 40 years and earned the love of fans thanks to his charismatic and noble character, always known for his kindness and undeniable passion for the sport of racket. Thank you, Carlos!
A special shoutout to Carlos Bernades umpiring his final ATP match today 🙌#NittoATPFinals pic.twitter.com/VvSzyrLIjb
— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) November 17, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Carlos Bernardes pone el punto y final a su carrera como juez de silla ATP
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Carlos Bernardes is living his last year as a chair umpire. The Brazilian looks back on his career and appreciates the treatment that the entire tennis world has always given him.
The former ATP chair umpire, who officiated 8,000 matches over more than 30 years, stated that "all organizations need to come together to find a solution to this."
As it could not be otherwise, the last dance of Carlos Bernardes in tennis had to be in a grand final. The legendary chair umpire, a central figure in thousands of ATP and Grand Slam matches, has put an end to his career as an umpire in these ATP Finals 2024. The Brazilian has been involved in tennis for 40 years and earned the love of fans thanks to his charismatic and noble character, always known for his kindness and undeniable passion for the sport of racket. Thank you, Carlos!
A special shoutout to Carlos Bernades umpiring his final ATP match today 🙌#NittoATPFinals pic.twitter.com/VvSzyrLIjb
— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) November 17, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Carlos Bernardes pone el punto y final a su carrera como juez de silla ATP
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Unusual and incomprehensible error by Carlos Bernardes in the match between Stan Wawrinka and Flavio Cobolli in the second round of the ATP Shanghai 2024. Second game of the third set: Wawrinka wins the first point, and Bernardes, distracted after requesting some mineral salts for the Italian, forgets to record it. Immediately after, the Italian wins the second point... and to everyone's surprise, Bernardes marks 0-30 on the scoreboard, instead of the correct 15-15. No one, not even Wawrinka himself, noticed an error that turned out to be crucial: Flavio broke the Swiss player's serve in that game (with 30-40, a one-point difference), resulting in the only break of his victory. A critical error that went unnoticed on the court.
INCREDIBLE what happened today in Shanghai.
— Carlos Navarro (@TheMagician5GS) October 7, 2024
Wawrinka wins the 1st point of the game. Bernardes forgets to record it. Cobolli wins the next one... and Bernardes gives him two points (!)
From 15-15 to 0-30. Flavio ended up breaking... and won because of it 😳
pic.twitter.com/QMEgz3oVRq
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El insólito error de Bernardes que cambió el partido entre Wawrinka y Cobolli en Shanghái: ¡nadie se dio cuenta!
[pixels-player]
Carlos Bernardes is living his last year as a chair umpire. The Brazilian looks back on his career and appreciates the treatment that the entire tennis world has always given him.