[Global Network Reporter Zhao Jiandong] An eye-popping controversy broke out at the US Open. According to the New York Post, on the evening of 28th local time, at the US Open tennis tournament, Peter Szcerek, CEO of Drogbruk, a Polish paving company, was photographed stealing the hat signed by Polish tennis player Kamil Mehczak from Brock, a young fan. This live broadcast caused an uproar on social media. Finally, tennis player Mehzak contacted Brock to give him a signed hat and other souvenirs.

According to the report, the "hat grabbing" incident happened after Mehzak defeated the ninth seed Khachanov. The live broadcast shows that when the Polish star seemed to give the signature hat to Brock, a little fan, Szcerek suddenly reached out and took the hat and stuffed it into his wife's bag, while the little boy protested on the spot. Mehzak confirmed to The New York Post on the 30th: "At that time, just after the game, I was extremely tired and excited, and I really didn't notice it."

After the "hat grabbing" incident, the Polish millionaire was immediately condemned by netizens. The Polish recruitment website where his company was located also showed a lot of criticism. Some netizens criticized him as a "bag of garbage", a thief, a liar "and a" shameless bastard." The New York Post commented that the millionaire had lost his demeanor. Spanish media said Szcerek had urgently closed all social media accounts.

The New York Post quoted Mehczak as saying that Szcerek tried to make amends: "He wanted to correct his mistakes, so I provided him with the contact information of Brock's mother through social media." But in the end, Mehczak found Brock, a young fan, through the Internet, and not only re-presented the signed hat, but also prepared him extra souvenirs and took a group photo.

In a video posted on the social platform Instagram on the 30th, Brock with his head signed hat and his mother smiled brilliantly. Mech Zucker's inscription said: "Hello, world, Brock and I wish you a good day!"