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A fervent tennis fan who gained online fame for supporting Emma Raducanu has been ejected from the Australian Open for disruptive behavior. James Bray, known for his enthusiastic cheers and distinctive ‘Australia’ tank top, caught Raducanu’s attention during her recent match. Despite the initial accolades from the tennis star, Bray’s rowdy conduct while backing another player led to his removal from the Rod Laver Arena.

Following the incident, Bray shared his expulsion on social media, revealing a 24-hour ban and a fine. Despite the setback, Bray maintained a lighthearted attitude, describing the experience as amusing. Despite feeling unfairly treated, he accepted the situation with humor while filming his departure from the venue.

In response to the incident, Tennis Australia confirmed that Bray had received warnings before being escorted out due to disruptive behavior. The organization emphasized the importance of maintaining a respectful atmosphere for all spectators. Victoria Police also intervened, reporting a total of 21 evictions from the tournament grounds for various behavioral issues.

Overall, the authorities praised the majority of attendees for their good conduct at the Australian Open and expressed optimism for the upcoming matches. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of respectful behavior and sportsmanship at such prestigious events.

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