Daniil Medvedev told an Australian Open fan to 'f*** off' during his match on Monday.
Daniil Medvedev
reached his boiling point during his Australian Open match on Monday ... getting so pissed at a spectator, he told them to"f*** off."in the opening round of the tourney ... when he was up 5-2 over the American after winning the first two sets. But, before Medvedev could handle business and finish Giron off, he confronted a fan in the stands for seemingly heckling him throughout the match.Waiting for your permission to load the Facebook Video.Eventually, Medvedev -- who's the 7th seed in the tournament -- was able to secure the win ... 6-0, 6-1, 6-2.
Medvedev's beef with Australian Open attendees has been well-documented over the years ... and he certainly hasn't shied away from letting his feelings known with
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