Holger Rune has shown agreement with a sentiment suggesting he deserved an ATP Finals spot over Rafael Nadal, much to the annoyance of a section of the tennis fan community. Rune recently liked a post on social media stating that he should have been playing in the year-end championships and not Nadal, owing to the Spaniard's poor form.The young Dane was the first alternate for the 2022 ATP Finals, but he was only able to earn that spot after breaking into the top 10 by winning the Paris Masters last week. Meanwhile, Nadal was the first player to qualify for the ATP Finals, having won the first two Grand Slams of the season.A fan took to Twitter to share their opinion on the matter, and Rune liked the post.Enter captionTennis fans reacted swiftly to Rune's 'like', lashing out at the teenager for showing "entitlement" and for supposedly believing that he deserved to be in the year-end championship more than the 22-time Grand Slam champion."This brat! If he wants it then earn it! Jeez the entitlement!" a fan expressed on Twitter, reacting to the incident.Aimee 💐@jijisik94This brat! If he wants it then earn it! Jeez the entitlement! twitter.com/sinnerista/sta…Flami Sinnerista 🦊@SinneristaMadre mia che imbarazzo Holger Rune34Madre mia che imbarazzo Holger Rune https://t.co/HSecGD0nVUThis brat! If he wants it then earn it! Jeez the entitlement! twitter.com/sinnerista/sta…F r a n 🇪🇸@_rafalewisEmbarrassing shit tbh. twitter.com/sinnerista/sta…Flami Sinnerista 🦊@SinneristaMadre mia che imbarazzo Holger Rune302Madre mia che imbarazzo Holger Rune https://t.co/HSecGD0nVUEmbarrassing shit tbh. twitter.com/sinnerista/sta…"He wins a masters and he thinks he is above a 22 time GS winner," another fan expressed.✨MARÍA✨ is broke@tennisfa1@nadarufan He wins a masters and he thinks he is above a 22 time GS winner 8@nadarufan He wins a masters and he thinks he is above a 22 time GS winner 😭Here are a few more reactions from tennis fans to Holger Rune agreeing with the person who claimed he deserved an ATP Finals spot over World No. 2 Rafael Nadal:Aki 🥂ATP FINALS!!@ruudtsiftw@tsitsiYAS Omg holger Does he realise it’s public or2@tsitsiYAS Omg holger 💀Does he realise it’s public orBysö 💛 Mesut the 🐐@hawt_redThe silliness of tennis twitter is Rafa winning TWO Grand Slams in a year and still getting ridiculed day in, day out. Incredible twitter.com/nadarufan/stat…anya@nadarufan318😭😭😭 https://t.co/UM4UkByEEIThe silliness of tennis twitter is Rafa winning TWO Grand Slams in a year and still getting ridiculed day in, day out. Incredible twitter.com/nadarufan/stat…Nadalism@cocomo788@nadarufan He should earn the spot, nothing is giving.9@nadarufan He should earn the spot, nothing is giving.soyloca23@soyloca23@_rafalewis And this is why I’m don’t like him. So immature.2@_rafalewis And this is why I’m don’t like him. So immature.✨@Critical_Fail24Someone take away his phone twitter.com/nadarufan/stat…anya@nadarufan518😭😭😭 https://t.co/UM4UkByEEISomeone take away his phone twitter.com/nadarufan/stat…Doris@Dorli_Wi@tsitsiYAS Stupid people, Rafa was the first to qualify for the finals1@tsitsiYAS Stupid people, Rafa was the first to qualify for the finalsclara@rubledev@Your212Line @tsitsiYAS lol I think he uses a bot1@Your212Line @tsitsiYAS lol I think he uses a botRafael Nadal's 2022 ATP Finals semifinal qualification chances come to an endNitto ATP Finals - Day ThreeRafael Nadal's hopes of qualifying for the semifinals of the 2022 ATP Finals were alive even after two consecutive straight-set losses, the latest of which came against Felix Auger-Aliassime on Tuesday.However, Casper Ruud's win against Taylor Fritz officially put an end to the Spaniard's chances of qualifying for the final four. It also ended Nadal's hopes of finishing the season as World No. 1. After his match, the 36-year-old vowed to come back stronger next season. The Spanish great's coach and former world no.1 Carlos Moya echoed his thoughts and declared that the 22-time Major champion would be ready come the 2023 season. Moya asserted that his fellow Spaniard is still very keen on evolving and winning the biggest tournaments."He is willing to still keep evolving and being competitive, so as long as that happens and his body holds up well he will be ready. He will be ready for next year, he is motivated, he has proved he can still play well and be a contender to win big tournaments," Moya said.