French tennis player Corentin Moutet is fined by the ATP after using seven swear words during a live television interview at Queen’s Club in London. Both Sky News and Sky Sports report that the incident occurred during Moutet’s interview connected to the Queen’s Club event. The reports describe the language as audible on air and refer to the interview as unexpected or shocking. According to the accounts, the ATP reviews on-court and conduct-related behaviour and applies fines for breaches of standards, and Moutet’s fine is linked directly to the profanity he used during the broadcast.
The coverage focuses on the number of swear words and the setting—Queen’s Club—and highlights that the remarks were made during an interview shown to viewers live. While the outlets do not provide additional details in the provided text about the exact fine amount or any official statement beyond the fine itself, both sources agree that the ATP imposes a punishment for the seven instances of profanity during the televised segment.
