"::::@Mazca. My comment here isn't meant to be disagreeing with you, just worth to note. If we go all the way of keeping material that had media boost and/or is to be remembered for by many, instead of having the sport's main goal in focus (tournament wins/ranking points) then chair umpires/referees faults will lead the list. Then one could fairly argue that a referee/umpire's decisive mistake should be mentioned in his wiki article or even the lede. Or if a ball is to blame for a loss, because it was made too heavy then include it wihtin the Dunlop article...etc. If a sport is about winning high level tournament and a player did so (ATP 500 in this case) then it is his major achievement. Just because the rules of the game allows him to fight a champion player in the first round of a draw that doesn't mean he beat him in the final. It's still a first round match.   •   
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