The injury came during a match between David Nalbandian and Marlin Cilic. During one tirade, Nalbandian hit a board; the board then hit the judge; and McDougall was left with injured leg.

Nalbandian was fined $12,500 and told to surrender all tournament winnings. “We are aware of an incident at the Aegon Championships,” police said in a news statement this week. “A complaint has been made and the Metropolitan Police Service is now investigating. The allegation is of assault.”

In November 2009, Venues Williams was fined a record sum for her U.S. Open outburst. Her $82,500 fine broke a previous record set by Jeff Tarango of $48,000. Yet Williams still defended her outburst at the time. “I did not threaten to kill you. Are you serious? “An apology from me? How many people yell at lines people? I see it happening all the time” she told news. USTA said at the time “As a role model, it’s important for a leader like Serena to step forward and recognize her behavior last night was unacceptable.”