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Roland Garros announced strict rules regarding disqualifications and corona viruses, and the first to feel that was Damir Dzumhur.
The tennis player from Bosnia and Herzegovina was expelled from the tournament where he was supposed to play because a member of his team, Serbian coach Petar Popović, was infected.
The French Grand Slam decision was announced by the rebel Dzumhur, who wrote that it was a false test result because Popovic already has antibodies. Roland Garros announced something like this, and this is the year tennis players will never be more easily disqualified in Paris.
– Brief information for everyone. Unfortunately my coach Petar Popović tested positive this morning. That’s why I can’t play at Roland Garros and I don’t have the opportunity to compete. He didn’t get a chance to do another test and we’re sure it was a false positive because my coach has antibodies. I am disappointed, but I cannot change my decision and I have to go further. More information tomorrow, Dzumhur wrote.
Petar Popović, a 38-year-old tennis coach from Novi Sad, has coached many famous tennis players in his career, such as Ivo Karlović, Filip Krajinović, Olga Danilović, Andrea Petković, Milek Žaziri … and since last year he works with Džumhur , who is currently Player 114 on the ATP list, but was ranked 23rd at the time, after which he suffered several serious injuries in 2019.
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