Two birds spark Daniil Medvedev’s anger at the US Open

During the second-round match of the US Open between Russia's Daniil Medvedev and American Sebastian Korda, the arrival of two birds on the court caused a disruption and sparked tension. The incident occurred in the second set while Medvedev was leading 4-1, as the birds landed on the net during a rally. Umpire Timo Janzen allowed play to continue for a few moments before deciding to stop the match and order a replay of the point. Medvedev strongly protested the decision, calling it the most ridiculous ruling he had ever seen in his career. Despite the frustration, Medvedev went on to win the match in straight sets, 6-1, 6-3, 7-5, advancing to the third round. After the match, he reflected on the incident more calmly, describing it as one of the five strangest occurrences he has witnessed in his tennis career.