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Maria Sakkari nearly loses her mind, and the match, against 106th-ranked Diana Shnaider
Two big cheers from the 18-year-old caused the No. 6 seed to complain—before the Greek turned things around in time to avoid a second-round upset.
Published Jan 18, 2023
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Shnaider’s celebrations got Sakkari’s attention. “If she screams one more time in my face, I’m going to call the referee,” she told the chair.
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Sakkari reached two Grand Slam semifinals in 2021, and has twice reached the fourth round in Melbourne.
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