Casper Ruud showed all his annoyance due to shouts from the crowd while facing Francisco Cerundolo in the semifinals of the Madrid Open. The 3-time Grand Slam runner-up advanced to his third Masters 1000 final and will seek the title this Sunday after the 6-4,

Casper Ruud approached the umpire and claimed he wasn’t doing “enough” to control the crowd in the middle of his semi-final showdown with Francisco Cerundolo. The No. 14 seed grew frustrated when spectators started calling out before his second serves during a tense, 15-minute game in the second set, and asked the chair official to step in.

Fans were doing anything and everything possible to urge Cerundolo on after he lost a closely contested first set.