“The next time you come online, I'll kill you.”

At the age of 26 he was 82 in the world. As a left -handed player who is more known as efficiency for flair, his game is as artistic as it is unpredictable.

His talent is undeniable, but sometimes he fights to channel his creativity. This tendency extends beyond tennis – his “Bad Boy” behavior has gained his reputation as one of the most controversial characters in sports.

Not too long ago he collided with Kazakhstan's Alexander Buthskik. The two players had to be separated to court to prevent a more serious incident after the tensions were boiled down, and they challenged each other to pay their differences in front of the Court.

Now Corentin Moutet is back in the spotlight after accusing his opponent, the Russian player Pavel Kotov (also 26 and rank no. 121), to kill him during a game.

According to a tweet from Moutet screenshoted by several user-so say Kotov, the next time you come online, I will kill you. One day someone will kill her. “

Moutet added: “Not even a warning. Apparently these words are allowed in court. If you don't want me to be committed, you may do your job @atptour.”

“That will keep me up to date at night,” Moutet wrote in response to a comment in which he indicates his allegations. However, there is no concrete evidence of what was said.

The controversy performed during a game in the first round at the ATP Challenger in Aix-en-Provence, which was suspended 5: 5 in the third set. The following day Moutet completed the victory 7-5, which was supported by a supportive French quantity.

There was no handshake on the net, but the situation did not escalate.

Kotov grabbed his bag quietly while Moutet celebrated with the crowd before leaving the Court without recognizing his opponent.