Despite the fact that Belgian players were on their shoulders, the Davis Cup tie between Belgium and Chile was confused after winning his match. I did it.
Belgium tightened Chile 3-1 in the first round of the Monday Davis Cup qualifying in front of the home cloud in Hassert, Belgium.
Thunder Gil and Jolan Vriigen put the host first when he broke Thomas Barrios Vella and Nicholas Jalie 6-3, 3-6, and 6-3 in doubles.
However, when ZIZOU BERGS ended with CRISTIAN GARIN with 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 victory, the controversy broke out.
After holding the serve in the 10th marathon game in the third set, Bergus ran the coat at the celebration, collided with Garin around the net, and sent Chile's flight.
Belks's shoulders gathered ginn on their faces, left him with severe pain, and laid his right eye and lay down in court.
Garin was consulted by a doctor, and Team Chile wanted to stop the game, but instead was violated three times in a row because he was planning to resume play.
This caused a penalty of the game to award the determined set 7-5 to Belx.
At a press conference after the match, Garin said it was not suitable for finishing the game.
“They just wanted to finish the match, no matter what sacrifice they paid,” he said.
Chile's Davis Cup Captain Nicholas Mass states: No one asked if Christians were okay. “
The fierce Garin shared the screenshot at the moment when ZIZOU's shoulders hit him on Instagram.
“What a beautiful world, what a wonderful mentality.”
He also posted a picture of the red face in the area around the right eye.
Garin later posted to Instagram. “I can't believe we have been disqualified. They were not disqualified, but we got his claim.
“In the year I loved this sport, I didn't expect to live something like what happened.”
Team Chili issued an official statement with the Olympic Committee in the country who appeals to Garin.
Belgian Captain Tebudasis states: Zizou did not intentionally do this, it was an accident. “
Tennis fans were surprised at the scene, and Surprised Berg was not automatically default to injure the opponent.
Jose Morgado, a tennis commentator, writes in X: Berks breaks in 5-5 third, but hits Garin while celebrating.
“Chillian wanted default, the referee opposed, and Garin (with swollen eyes) refused to continue playing and get a penalty of the game to lose the game (and tie).”
A tennis letter has been posted. “Crazy scene of Davis Cup. Oh.”
The tennis blogger Pavvy G is written as follows. I am very sorry for Christiangaline and Chile.
“How do you have a tennis player injured by your opponent, retire from the game, and your opponent needs to retire?”
Commentator Val Fevo added: ZIZOU BERGS breaks down to serve the game and collides with Garin. Obviously an accident, why did he keep running online? “
