Fedal Tennis

Roger Federer believes that Serena Williams "went too far" with her disputable rage at an umpire amid the US Open last. Williams received a code infringement for training, a punishment point for racquet misuse and an amusement punishment for considering the umpire a "liar" and a "criminal" amid her thrashing by Naomi Osaka, with her upheaval eclipsing the greatest win of her adversary's vocation. “I feel like Serena should have walked away,” Roger Federer told Britain’s Sunday Times newspaper. “She did, but she went too far. She should have walked earlier.”   Nevertheless the Swiss star did have some sympathy for Williams, adding: “The umpire maybe should not have pushed her there. It’s unfortunate, but an incredible case study.” Osaka’s 6-2, 6-4 win over Williams quickly became infamous for the American’s flare-up in the second set. Williams, 37, was given a first code violation after umpire Carlos Ramos judged her coach