Argentina's David Nalbandian hits a return against Croatia's Marin Cilic during the Men's single final match of the Aegon Championships tennis tournament at the Queen's Club in west London on June 17, 2012. Croatia's Marin Cilic took the Queen's Club title in controversial fashion as Argentina's David Nalbandian was disqualified in the second set of the final for kicking an advertising board into a line judge. Nalbandian, who won the first ...
more Argentina's David Nalbandian hits a return against Croatia's Marin Cilic during the Men's single final match of the Aegon Championships tennis tournament at the Queen's Club in west London on June 17, 2012. Croatia's Marin Cilic took the Queen's Club title in controversial fashion as Argentina's David Nalbandian was disqualified in the second set of the final for kicking an advertising board into a line judge. Nalbandian, who won the first set 7-6 (7/3), had just lost his serve to fall 4-3 down in the second set when he reacted with a frustrated kick at the board, which was just in front of line judge Andrew McDougall.AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL MEDINAMIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/GettyImages
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