Rafael Jodar has landed in a fresh controversy involving a ball kid at the 2026 Shanghai Masters.

Spanish tennis player Rafael Jodar faced widespread backlash after yelling at a ball kid during his fourth-round match at the 2026 Shanghai Masters. In a heated moment while waiting for his towel, Jodar used profanity, prompting chair umpire Jimmy Pinoargote to issue a code violation for unsportsmanlike conduct despite the player's protests.
Journalist José Morón and numerous fans heavily criticized the 20-year-old's behavior, referencing previous controversies involving ball kids. Despite the incident, Jodar defeated Botic van de Zandschulp 6-7(4), 6-4, 6-2 to secure a quarterfinal matchup against Casper Ruud.
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