Danielle Collins and Corentin Moutet's public feud sparks tennis drama at Miami Open
A public spat between tennis players Danielle Collins and Corentin Moutet has caught the attention of fans. The back-and-forth began after Collins, now a Tennis Channel analyst, shared details of their private exchanges during a live broadcast at the Miami Open.
The dispute started when Collins, a former Australian Open finalist, claimed Moutet had flirted with her in the past. She revealed he had sent direct messages before their recent clash. During a commentary session, she joked that his serve would need to improve if he wanted to impress her.
Collins also accused Moutet of whistling at her while she was training in Miami. She added that he unfollowed her on Instagram after she posted about preferring taller partners. The French player later messaged her again following a win, asking if she had noticed his powerful serves. Moutet responded on social media, defending himself against her remarks. He then accused Collins of seeking attention and suggested she should learn to love herself. The exchange has left the tennis community amused, with many watching the feud unfold.
The war of words shows no signs of slowing down. Both players have made their positions clear, with Collins dismissing Moutet's advances and Moutet criticising her public comments. The incident has added an unexpected twist to the Miami Open.
