World No. 3 Simona Halep, missing in action at last weekend's Fed Cup tie between Romania and Canada, still made her presence felt. The 2015 Indian Wells champion tweaked Eugenie Bouchard's much-maligned refusal to shake the hand of her first Romanian foe, Alexandra Dulgheru, at the tie's preliminary press conference. Here's the footage of Halep's statements, delivered in her native tongue:
VIDEO: Halep addresses Bouchard's 'attitude'
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Published Apr 21, 2015