Young lashes out at USTA for perceived snub in profane Tweet

Donald Young is the eighth-ranked player in the United States and No. 95 worldwide. He's 2-11 all time in Grand Slams and has a 16-48 career record in ATP matches. Because of this mediocre resume, the 21-year-old former "can't miss kid" evidently thinks he's entitled to special treatment by the USTA. The Chicago native Tweeted an angry message this weekend at the USTA after tennis' governing body in America failed to award him a wild card into the French Open: According to Tennis.com's Matt Cronin, Young's team requested the wild card after Young won the Tallahassee Challenger last week. The USTA, which already had a six-man wild-card playoff set up later in the week, denied the request. Young would go on to lose in the final of that event and then filed his profane Tweet. He later took down his Twitter account and apologized for his language, but not his sentiment. Young's low standing in American tennis makes his expectations of special treat...