Reilly Opelka won the Dallas Open on the back of a serving exhibition. It was a moment to celebrate but instead, he was fined by the ATP for wearing a hat during the presentation ceremony.

Opelka shared the ATP code violation record on his Twitter account. The wording on the document suggests that Opelka was warned about the hat but he continued to wear it.

If it’s an ATP rule to not wear hats during the trophy presentation, then we should expect Opelka to abide by the rule. Some players also wear hats with logos which may include logos of brands not sponsoring the tournament. That’s probably the reason the ATP rule is in place – to be fair to its tournament sponsors.

It’s not the first time Reilly Opelka has been in trouble with a tournament. At the US Open, he brought a tote bag with logos that were larger than what was approved by the tournament. He was fined $10,000 for the offense.

Novak Djokovic expressed his anti-vaccine views in his interview with the BBC. Djokovic said that he is willing to skip tournaments and trophies instead of getting vaccinated, which would violate his strong beliefs.

Despite refusing to get the vaccine, Djokovic insisted that he should not be associated with the anti-vax movement.

I was never against vaccination, but I’ve always supported the freedom to choose what you put in your body.

-Novak Djokovic

That prompted a flurry of online responses, including one from Ryanair.

Ryanair is a low-cost airline based in Dublin, Ireland and is known for its cheap fares and excessive fees. The company’s social media channel generates online buzz for Ryanair, which doesn’t spend a lot of money on advertising.