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Danish tennis superstar Holger Rune got knocked out of the French Open 2022 tournament on Thursday, following a four-set loss against Norway’s Casper Ruud in the quarter-finals of the tournament. The Norwegian won the first set by 6-1 and made a comeback in the final two sets after losing the second set and confirmed his place against Croatia’s Marin Cilic in the semi-final. On the court, Holger Rune is renowned for his explosive temper and dramatic outbursts. He has received fines for his actions on multiple occasions, notably for using homophobic slurs. In 2022, he yelled at his mother at a change of ends and accused Casper Ruud of insulting him after a match. Some people have criticized Rune's emotional outbursts, claiming that they are unprofessional and rude to his opponents. Others, on the other hand, have backed Rune, claiming that his zeal for the game is simply uncontrollable. It remains to be seen how he will further develop his emotional control as he progresses in his tennis career. In this video, We are discussing How crazy Emotional is Holger Rune?

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