Daniil Medvedev, the 21-year-old Russian who was the talk of the town on day 1 of the Wimbledon after causing a huge upset when he defeated US Open champion Stan Wawrinka, made the headlines for all the wrong reasons on day 3 of the tournament. During the match He is facing disciplinary actions from the tournament officials as he threw the coins at the chair of the umpire as an outcome of his anger. The player was angry and reacted in an unsportsmanlike way for the series of controversial calls made in his second round match against Ruben Bemelmans where he lost in a five setter. Suffering from meltdown, he pleaded to court supervisors to change the chair umpire, Mariana Alves. He also opened the wallet and threw coins at the chair of the umpire at the end of the match. Unsurprisingly, many questions were raised at his post-match interview. During his interview "I was frustrated so it had no meaning. I will personally apologize to A...