Boris Becker Urges Daniil Medvedev to seek help after us open multdown – CNBC tv18

Tennis Veteran Boris Becker has recommended daniil medvedev to seek professional help on the back of his viral meltdown after a first-first-first-defeat in the Us Open 2025 to Frenchman Benjamin Benjamin Benjamin Benjamin Bonzi.

Medvedev Lost 6-3 7-5 6-7 (5) 0-6 6-4, but it was relatively smashing of the racquet on the Chair that grabbed all the headlines from the encounter.

Medvedev was fronting match point and a straight sets loss when a photographer barged into the court as Bonzi Misfired His First Serve. The umpire permitted bonzi another opening serve into the incidence of the incursion, which did not please the russian tennis star.

Insane Scenes in the Medvedev & Bonzi Match at Us Open

A cameraman was trying to leave after Bonzi Missed His 1st Serve.

The Umpire Gave Bonzi A 1st Serve.

Daniil: “Are you a man? Are you a man? Why are you shaking? pic.twitter.com/nzlqgowxre

– The Tennis Letter (@Thetennisletter) August 25, 2025

“We call this ‘Public Meltdown’ … I Think He Needs Professional Help?!” Becker said on x, sharing a video of medvedev smashing his racket after the match had concluded.

Elite Coach Brad Gilbert Agreed With Becker’s post, highlighting medvedev’s previous Episodes of Poor Behavior.

“He did the same thing after his loss in washington dc, was a complete multdown there too,” Gilbert said.

“Unfortunately the brain is gotting the better of his after losing these close matches the last few months.

“I agree he definitely needs some help.”

After Sunday’s Match, Medvedev Said His Anger Had Nothing to do with the photographer but the Chair Umpire’s Decision.

“I Think Nothing Special. Every time there is a sound from the stands between the serves, there is Never a second serve.

“It was a fun moment to live. I was not upset with the photoPher. I was upset with the decision.”

Former Player-Turned Analyst Patrick Macenroe Said Medvedev, Who has had an up and down relationship with the new york crowd over the Years, Needed some time away from the game to reset.

“Medvedev needs to take the rest of the year off,” He added.

Perhaps not surprisingly, medvedev found support from Maverick Australian Nick Kyrgios.

“Medvedev is the best,” He posted on social media.

(With reuters inputs)