INDIAN WELLS UPDATES:Daniil Medvedev was left Waiting For apology from Holger Rune during…

After defeating the world’s No. 7 in Indian Wells, Daniil Medvedev spoke about his chilly exchange with Holger Rune.

Daniil Medvedev gave Holger Rune a cold handshake and asked him to talk to him in the locker room.

After getting into a heated argument with Holger Rune during their Indian Wells match, Daniil Medvedev has made his voice known. When Rune threw a ball at him during a rally, World No. 4 wasn’t pleased.

The Dane hadn’t apologized, so after the game, Medvedev invited him to talk to him in the locker room.

After punching him during their quarterfinal match at Indian Wells on Thursday, Medvedev was incensed that Rune had not offered an apology.

With a dropshot that was successfully chased down, Rune pulled Medvedev into the net to open the second set on a tense note.

The ball was then returned by world No. 7 straight into Medvedev’s torso. Medvedev was left waiting for an apology at the net when Rune made a winning shot to claim the point, despite the Russian managing to get his racket on it in some way.

Rune, 20, simply grinned and dismissed it as the third seed moved his fingers in front of his eyes and then back towards him.

After ultimately winning 7–5, 6-4, Medvedev faced Rune at the net. The Russian added, “I didn’t hear you say sorry. If you want, we can talk about this in the locker room.”

“There’s no need to discuss it,” Rune retorted. Now that the event has been brought up, Medvedev has acknowledged that he was the one who overlooked the apology.

When asked if he had an opportunity to talk to the Dane following what seemed to be a misunderstanding, Medvedev answered, “100%, sure.”

The issue is that, in the society in which we currently live with social media, this will most likely continue for at least the next ten years.

“The wonderful things we experienced will eventually be forgotten by everyone. It is what it is, really. It’s fortunate that the events on the court were, for the most part, concluded.

I got a ball in me for sure because I didn’t see him apologize, which is okay; this happens sometimes. Usually, I say “sorry” or “whatever.” He did it, but I didn’t see it.

Prior to discovering that Rune had immediately issued an apology, the former world No. 1 acknowledged going “mad.” “I was ignorant of that. I go insane; I become furious.”

He went on. “I have been informed by Carlos Bernardes, the umpire, that he has expressed regret.” I apologise for missing your apology. And everything is finished. This tale doesn’t seem to have any more chapters. Yes, hopefully.

After swiftly putting the spat to rest, Medvedev will now focus on Tommy Paul, the opponent he will face in the semifinal.

The Russian has yet to win a hard-court Masters 1000 event, and the only one he hasn’t is Indian Wells, where a year ago he almost made it to the championship game before falling to Carlos Alcaraz.