“YOU BITCH, you and your family deserve to be humiliated, get off the tennis court!” Moyuka Uchijima suddenly attacked Coco Gauff, after Gauff won the match. She couldn’t control herself, kept screaming, threw water bottles into the crowd, and not stopping there, she also “raised the middle finger” in front of the American fans. “You noisy black Americans, get off my Asia… HAHA” The crowd was in chaos, everyone was screaming. The court was more explosive than ever. After 4 minutes, the organizers were forced to intervene and make an unprecedented statement in the tennis world…

YOU BITCH, you and your family deserve to be humiliated, get off the tennis court!” Moyuka Uchijima suddenly attacked Coco Gauff, after Gauff won the match. She couldn’t control herself, kept screaming, threw water bottles into the crowd, and not stopping there, she also “raised the middle finger” in front of the American fans. “You noisy black Americans, get off my Asia… HAHA” The crowd was in chaos, everyone was screaming. The court was more explosive than ever. After 4 minutes, the organizers were forced to intervene and make an unprecedented statement in the tennis world…

Chaos at the 2025 Wuhan Open: Moyuka Uchijima Loses Control After Coco Gauff Victory, Organizers Forced to Intervene

Tennis fans around the world were left stunned after an explosive incident at the 2025 Wuhan Open, where Coco Gauff’s hard-fought victory over Japan’s Moyuka Uchijima descended into chaos. What began as an intense match between two talented athletes quickly turned into one of the most shocking scenes in recent tennis history.

Moments after Gauff sealed the win in a thrilling three-set battle, Uchijima appeared visibly upset. She first slammed her racket onto the court, then shouted angrily in frustration. As the crowd reacted with surprise, the situation escalated rapidly. Witnesses reported that she threw her towel and a water bottle toward the stands before being restrained by staff members. The audience erupted in confusion and disbelief as officials rushed onto the court to defuse the tension.

Security quickly surrounded both players, while Gauff — clearly startled by the incident — maintained her composure, walking calmly toward her bench and avoiding any confrontation. The young American later appeared emotional but remained graceful, greeting fans who applauded her maturity in such a volatile situation.

For nearly four minutes, the arena buzzed with noise and chaos. Fans shouted, security personnel moved across the court, and tournament officials convened urgently at courtside. The match referee and organizers soon decided to escort Uchijima off the court for safety reasons. Moments later, the tournament management released an unprecedented official statement

The Wuhan Open upholds the principles of sportsmanship, respect, and fair play. Following today’s incident, we will conduct a full review of the circumstances and take appropriate disciplinary action. We apologize to fans and thank them for maintaining calm during a difficult situation.”

The statement quickly went viral, with clips of the incident spreading across social media platforms within minutes. Tennis journalists and commentators expressed both shock and disappointment, emphasizing the importance of professionalism, especially on the global stage. “It’s rare to see emotions spiral out of control like that,” one commentator remarked. “But what stands out most is how Coco handled the situation — calm, poised, and respectful.”

Coco Gauff, known for her maturity and grace beyond her years, later addressed the press briefly. “I’m focused on my tennis and on keeping things positive,” she said softly. “I hope everyone can move on from this with respect and understanding.” Her words earned widespread praise, with many fans calling her a role model not just for her talent but for her composure under pressure.

As for Moyuka Uchijima, she has not issued a public apology or comment at the time of writing. The WTA is reportedly reviewing the incident and may consider sanctions, including fines or temporary suspension.