Michael Llodra loses temper at French Open

French player Michael Llodra lost his cool Monday during the second set of his first-round loss at the French Open, receiving a warning after throwing a ball at a female security guard in the stands. The 22nd-seeded Llodra, who lost to Belgian qualifier Steve Darcis 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, was then involved in an argument with chair umpire Mohamed El Jennati. Llodra said the umpire should not have warned him for the incident and should have instead called the security staff or told the female guard to stop moving. Llodra, whose best result at the French Open is reaching the fourth round, felt the umpire's decision was unfair and said he just told Jennati ''to do his job.''