Complaining, clay and injuries: the social round-up

How good is technology… that is until it is not working of course! That’s how we are starting today’s social round-up…

WhatsApp, a popular messaging app, has recently had outage issues and became the top worldwide trending topic on Twitter as a result. It affected and frustrated many in the tennis world, including Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Jamie Delgado, the coach of Andy Murray:

Hey WhatsApp,are you there tomorrow?!????

— A. Pavlyuchenkova (@NastiaPav) May 3, 2017

Come on Wattsapp sort it out!!!! #annoying

— jamie delgado (@DelgadoJamie) May 3, 2017

Andy’s older brother Jamie Murray had another reason to complain:

Why are parking signs/restrictions so complicated to understand in ????????? #ticket

— Jamie Murray (@jamie_murray) May 3, 2017

Meanwhile WTA player Alla Kudryavtseva is questioning her own tour about the lack of live streaming (aren’t we all!):

Where can we stream this? https://t.co/hjRbXgWpbS

— Alla Kudryavtseva (@AllaK11) May 3, 2017

Kevin Anderson is all smiles though:

Great lunch earlier with my girl (and @KelseyOAnderson ????) in Cascais. Up later at @EstorilOpen vs Domingues! pic.twitter.com/6qDiKowvIQ

— Kevin Anderson (@KAndersonATP) May 3, 2017

So is Sergiy Stakhovsky on his beloved clay:

#Clay is different , it's natural.. I many cases these days clay is much faster then 80% of #indoor #hard surfaces .#loveclay #tennislove pic.twitter.com/USO23KEJuK

— Sergiy Stakhovsky (@Stako_tennis) May 3, 2017

The stars are arriving in Madrid ahead of next week’s big tournament, where Maria Sharapova and Elina Svitolina found the practice courts:

?????????? pic.twitter.com/cwjWdOgeam

— Maria Sharapova (@MariaSharapova) May 3, 2017

Hola @MutuaMadridOpen ! ???????? pic.twitter.com/j4uZjTi1k5

— Elina Svitolina (@ElinaSvitolina) May 3, 2017

Pablo Cuevas and Grigor Dimitrov did too – but seem to have their sports confused:

Entrenamiento distendido. La dupla celeste vs la dupla Búlgara @GrigorDimitrov Venezolana . Teníamos que hacer pesar la historia … pic.twitter.com/Oz8hGhlv5r

— Pablo Cuevas (@PabloCuevas22) May 3, 2017

Bencic Bencic isn’t there. The Swiss talent took to social media yesterday to share some disappointing injury news – and was overwhelmed with messages of support from the likes of Elena Vesnina, Roger Federer, Monica Puig and Alexander Bublik:

@BelindaBencic Stay strong Beli!Fastest recovery????????

— Elena Vesnina (@EVesnina001) May 3, 2017

Wishing you a speedy recovery @BelindaBencic ???? https://t.co/Vt9NMUaXcG

— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) May 3, 2017

@BelindaBencic ????

— Monica Puig (@MonicaAce93) May 3, 2017

Get well soon wifey @BelindaBencic

— Sasha Bublik (@AlexanderBublik) May 3, 2017

Injured Naomi Osaka is also missing life on tour:

It actually hurts to look at the scores and progression of the current tournaments going on, when you're sidelined and can't play 🙁

— NaomiOsaka????? (@Naomi_Osaka_) May 3, 2017

Popular Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis can relate… but finally has good news to share with his fans as he prepares to make his injury comeback next week:

???????? getting there https://t.co/mVw1eIhwos

— Thanasi Kokkinakis (@TKokkinakis) May 3, 2017

Meanwhile Ana Ivanovic is enjoying a new sport in retirement:

First @Cubs baseball game last night – so fun!! pic.twitter.com/GJVnyAQjUc

— Ana Ivanovic (@AnaIvanovic) May 3, 2017