A response to the frustration of an unresolved problem. An emotional reaction created by combining high psychic energy with high stress. A sudden violent displeasure accompanied by an impulse to retaliate. Anger intensity varies widely. Whereas irritation and annoyance represent forms of mild anger, strongly emotional and energetic anger is sometimes called rage.
Fury is rage so great that it resembles insanity.
It is important to distinguish between the normal anger which often occurs during competition, and much more serious forms of anger which may extend beyond sport and lead to serious physical and emotional harm. Before anger reaches these levels, it is strongly advised to seek counseling. Anger in Tennis Tennis was traditionally associated with the gracious manners and refined etiquette of the elite. As such, expressions of anger were vigorously repressed in favor of style and sportsmanship. Expressions of anger are witnessed at all levels of the game in screaming, temper tantrums, cursing, racket throwing, linesperson and umpire abuse, and self-condemnation.