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NY Times · Aug 25, 2022

Sanctioned for Misconduct, a Top Official Returns to the U.S. Open

Earlier this year, Soeren Friemel resigned as the head of officiating with the International Tennis Federation.Credit... Walter Luger/Sipa, via Associated PressThe people who officiate tennis matches are supposed to exist in a quiet corner of the sports world, far from the spotlight. In most cases, if average fans know the name of a tournament referee, supervisor, chair umpire or line judge, something has gone terribly wrong, creating rare noise within an insular club whose members value rules and decorum over all else.

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