Why is Amarissa Toth Trending?

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Amarissa Kiara Toth is trending because of her poor sportsmanship at the 2023 Budapest Grand Prix against her opponent, Zhang Shuai.

Several players criticized Toth for her behavior after the incident occurred during the pair's Round of 32 match at the Budapest Grand Prix. Shuai challenged a line judge's call, which was called out at 5-5 in the first set.

Toth walked over to the mark and rubbed it away with her foot before the umpire got out of their chair to see where the shot had landed. Zhang became utterly enraged and yelled, "Wait, wait, wait! Keep the mark. What are you doing? Why would you do that?’ Hungarian player Toth responded, "Because you're making problems, that's why," with the support of the home crowd in full force.

Spectators booed Zhang when she asked to speak with the tournament supervisor, and one fan could be heard shouting 'time violation' as Toth laughed. As the game went on, Zhang received loud boos when she won the following game to take the lead, 6-5. During the switch, Zhang appeared visibly upset, and a physio was called to check on her before the world No. 28 made the decision to leave the match in tears.

Following her retirement, the crowd booed Zhang once more, and the Chinese player shook hands with Toth and the umpire before leaving the court. After her rival retired, Toth raised her arms in the air in celebration with the crowd.

Amarissa Kiara Tóth was born on February 10, 2003. Her mother is Thai, and she has Hungarian ancestry because of her father. She made her WTA debut in 2021, finishing the year ranked just outside the top 1000.

She made her first significant impression on a major stage that year when she and partner Maria Bondarenko advanced to the girls' doubles French Open final.

Toth achieved career-high WTA singles rankings of 534 on June 26, 2023, and doubles rankings of 264 on October 3, 2022. Her current singles and doubles rankings are 548 and 349, respectively.

Toth removed a ball mark with her foot during the first round of singles at the 2023 Budapest Grand Prix after Zhang Shuai argued with the chair umpire about the line call. Shuai was unaware that the point had been given to Toth by the umpire until after another point had been played and play had resumed.

Shuai questioned Toth as to why she had removed the mark, to which Toth responded, "Because you’re making problems, that’s why." The match between Shuai and Toth was eventually abandoned due to Shuai's severe panic attack. When Shuai announced her retirement, Toth openly rejoiced. It was her first-ever WTA Tour singles main draw, and the event led to her first-ever triumph.

Such behavior sparked debate within the tennis community. Ajla Tomljanovic called it disgusting, and Daria Saville said she had "zero respect for her." Ellen Perez said it was "a quick way to lose respect from your peers." Jamie Loeb said it was "one of the worst line calls and poorly handled situations."

Daria Kasatkina said it was "very bad sportsmanship," Victoria Azarenka said it was "another level of unsportsmanlike conduct," and Maria Sakkari said "she should be banned from the tour.”

Amarissa Kiara Toth has had a successful career in tennis. Her career singles record is 65-44 (59.6%), and she has one ITF title to her name. She peaked at No. 534 on June 26, 2023, and as of July 2023, she is ranked No. 548 in singles.

Toth has a career doubles record of 74-28 (72.5%) and 11 ITF titles, which is even more impressive. Her highest doubles ranking was No. 264 on October 3, 2022, and as of July 2023, she is ranked No. 349.

She was just 14 years old when she won the Drottningens Pris in 2017, a competition for young European tennis players. Toth has performed admirably when representing the team in team competitions like the BJK Cup, posting a record of 3-1 (75.0%).

Amarissa Kiara Toth's father is Hungarian, and her mother is Thai. Unfortunately, no other information about Toth's family or parents is known, including their names or birth dates.

There is no information available about Amarissa Toth's relationship status. As a result, nothing about her relationship can be confirmed.

Amarissa Toth has a Facebook page, but it has not yet been verified, so it cannot be confirmed if that page belongs to her. While it has 320 followers. Toth's Instagram account is private, has 2.7K followers, and has not yet been verified.

FAQs

A. Amarissa Toth stands 5 feet 4 inches tall.

A. Amarissa Toth was born on February 10, 2003, making her 20 years old as of July 2023.

A. Amarissa Toth is trending because of her poor sportsmanship in her match against Zhang Shuai.

A. Amarissa Toth removed a ball mark during a match, causing controversy with Zhang Shuai, who later retired.

A. Amarissa Toth’s career singles record is 65-44 (59.6%), and in doubles, it's 74-28 (72.5%). She holds 1 ITF title and 11 ITF titles, respectively.

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