The Roland Garros atmosphere, particularly when non-French athletes face home contenders, has been decried as virulently partisan – akin, some suggest, to the cauldron of a high-stakes football match – with barracking, catcalls, and vituperation prompting last year's prohibition of alcohol sales; Nicolás Jarry's "disgusting" and "worst ever" experiences are emblematic of this phenomenon, leading Tournament Director Amélie Mauresmo to augment security protocols and empower chair umpires to adjudicate on and censure egregious misconduct, although dissenting voices, such as Elise Mertens, dismiss the furore as commonplace in professional tennis, while Corentin Moutet concedes the pressures inherent in competing on native soil but advocates mental fortitude in the face of such adversity.