Nick Kyrgios joined the controversy Belgium-Chile in Davis Cup

ByDavid Mitchell
Nick Kyrgios joined the controversy Belgium-Chile in Davis Cup

The controversy of tennis in this last weekend went through the series of Davis Cup between Belgium and Chiliby him Bumper that Cristian Garin gave Xixou Bergs and keeps talking.

How could it be otherwise, Nick Kyrgios joined the controversy, with the tone that characterizes it. It is that the Chilean did not go out to play the closure of the game, in protest mode, and was disqualified.

The official Davis Cup account published a statement explaining what happened, speaking of an “accidental shock.” The version was hard criticized and Nick Kyrgios soon react.

The entire team led by Nicolás Massú requested that the meeting be granted And, given the refusal of the Umpire and the Refere, Garin made the decision not to go out to play. After two warnings for violation of time, the game was given to Bergs and, with this, the 3-1 in the series for the local team.

In the last hours, both federations have already provided communications. On the side of the Chilean cast, he asked the ITF to dispute the fifth point, giving Garin winner against Bergs.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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