Tennis: Coco Gauff demands privacy for players

Coco Gauff demands more privacy. Picture: Edward Cheung / dpa via ZUMA Press

Tennis stars Coco Gauffin and Alexander Zverevin the measure is full. According to Gauff, who is third in the women’s world rankings, the players no longer have many places where they are not photographed.

The American hit his bat in Australia in January in the players’ tunnel. He was surprised that he was not out of reach of the cameras.

Gauff, 22, opened up about the situation ahead of this week’s WTA tournament in Stuttgart.

“It’s about how it’s controlled, what’s shown and what’s not. We have a lot of private moments. I pray before the match. I have to ask not to film it,” Gauff told Bildin by.

Gauff also referred to the case where Zverev had recently been filmed at the ATP tournament in Munich so closely that the lock code of his phone had been shown on TV. Zverev’s friends revealed the matter to Zverev, who was dismayed.

Tennisuptodate website according to Zverev was indignant that the cameras also record moments that have nothing to do with sports performance.

“I’m glad that the conversation has started. We went too far then. The gym is still okay, but the corridors and other places…” Gauff said.

“We know there are cameras everywhere and it’s acceptable, but we should also have places for privacy. The fact that my phone’s unlock code was revealed was unnecessary,” Zverev said.

You know according to the WTA tournament in Stuttgart, Gauff can be worried.

According to the organizers, cameras have been placed only in the field area.

Gauff starts his tournament in Stuttgart on Thursday.