Casper Ruud loses a key point in the second set after the chair umpire overrules Hawkeye, according to multiple reports. The incident is described as controversial, with the decision affecting the outcome of a point during the set. The reports from The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, and the Brisbane Times all attribute Ruud’s loss of the second set to this disputed call, specifically noting that the chair umpire overrides the Hawkeye review.
While the outlets agree on the broad sequence—that a Hawkeye call is overruled and that the second set turns on the resulting point—they do not provide additional details beyond that summary in the information provided here. The accounts therefore focus on the umpiring decision and its immediate impact on the match’s momentum during the second set, rather than offering extended context about the wider match or subsequent play. The key shared element across sources is that the overruling of Hawkeye by the chair umpire is presented as the turning point behind Ruud losing the second set.
