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It is just Day 7 at the Shanghai Masters and the tournament has already witnessed some mouth-watering matches along with some of the biggest shockers at the tournament. While Daniil Medvedev and Taylor Fritz blew out in a very unexpected manner, another star from the top 10 ATP rankings followed them out. Stefanos Tsitsipas, who came into the tournament as one of the favorites had to suffer a defeat at the hands of Ugo Humbert.

After the unexpected loss, the fans could not hold their words as they took to Twitter to lash out at Tsitsipas. The Greek player, who recently parted ways with his coach and brought back his father could not help him progress further into the tournament.

Fans go all-in on Stefanos Tsitsipas after he makes his way out of the Shanghai Masters

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In a match that many expected Stefanos Tsitsipas to win, it was Humbert who had the final laugh as he defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas. After the loss, his fans were clearly not happy with him and went ahead to lash him. One user said, ‘Bro how does this guy is playing dog shit now? He was probably one of the future top 5 in my head,’ which clearly showed his amusement.

Another user went ahead to claim that Tsitsipas has been suffering from a downfall since April or May and his coaching situation is also messed up. This could probably have been the reason why he was not able to secure the win here in China. ‘Is it me, or has Tsitsipas been on a steady downhill ride since around April/May….I think his head is all messed up…and his coaching team sucks….’ wrote the fan.

This fan did not hold any words back as he said that Tsitsipas had been distracted from tennis due to his girlfriend. He then went ahead to requested Tsitsipas to take a break from this and focus on his game if he wanted to become a better version of himself.

‘@steftsitsipas now post some philosophy on Twitter from tomorrow,’ wrote a fan on Twitter while mocking Tsitsipas. He suggested that now that he has lost the match, he will come up and post some philosophy on Twitter.

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This fan came ahead to say that the time for Tsitsipas is over after a series of disappointing results. “He’s finished respectfully,” wrote the user while taking a dig at Tsitsipas.

The banter did not seem to stop. Another user came ahead to express his disappointment with Tsitispas while expressing concern over his recent run of form. ‘Tsitsipas can’t just seem to catch a break…what’s really happening to him?? Its so sad mahn,’ said the user on Twitter.

The disappointment just did not seem to stop. Another user came in and expressed his disappointment over Tsitsipas’ run of form. Once regarded as one of the best players, he clearly has struggled this year. ‘I can’t recognize Tsitsipas, I don’t know what happened to him this year. Why did you lose your level man, come on,‘ wrote the fan.

Disappointment flared all over Twitter as the fans were clearly not happy with the way he has performed in recent days. “This Shitsipas guy,” wrote a fan on Twitter while expressing his disbelief with the way the Greek player has played so far.

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Last but not least, another guy came in and did not hold back any words as he fired at Tsitsipas for performing poorly in the tournaments. He said that he was finished. ‘This clown is truly washed,” wrote the fan.

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Thus, Tsitsipas, who has recently struggled with form in recent months had to go through a lot of backlash after he had to compromise with a defeat at the Shanghai Masters. With a bright future ahead of him and the recent changes in his coaching staff, he would be looking to get over his loss and get back to winning ways when he comes to the tennis courts next.

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