Rodionova told to tame temper
LONDON: When Anastasia Rodionova behaved poorly during her first-round match against Anne Keothavong, her new coach Nicole Pratt sat down with the combustible Russian-born Australian and told her what was expected. No disputing line calls. No arguing with the umpire. None of what Keothavong would later call the ”antics” for which Rodionova is well known.
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