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Double Cheching. Where did all the fans go? Fam waters, and Federer spelled with a bee, but first,

big trouble in Little Palm Springs.

Yes, we are in the midst of Indian Wells, aka Tennis Paradise, but for some, it has not been

all rainbows and butterflies. Deepest of eye rolls aside, we have seen some players getting

into it with the fans early

at Indian Wells this year.

Starting off with the defending champion, 18-year-old Mira Andreva, who let the emotions

get the best of her on several occasions while playing unseated, Katerina Siniakava.

After dropping the second set tiebreak, Andreva smashed her racket, earning a code violation,

and things only escalated

from there.

After losing the match, the defending champ Andrava left the court yelling curse words at the

crowd who had been booing her throughout the match.

An expletive that started with Fah, ended with a CK, and was followed by a U.

Apparently it was very clearly heard by this pearl grabber,

a woman who was in the first few rows that reacted like any mother would.

In her post-match press conference, Andrei Agnobalded that she is not proud of how she

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