El australiano Bernard Tomic ha informado que se mantiene aislado en Miami porque cree ser víctima del coronavirus a tenor de los síntomas que está experimentando. When Bernard Tomic announced he was the first player on the ATP tour to self-isolate after showing symptoms of coronavirus, the 27-year-old Australian was not drowned in universal sympathy.. The former teenage prodigy and world No. ATP. 17 has suffered an almighty fall from grace in recent years and things appear to have gotten worse in Miami this week.Tomic is currently ranked world No. Coronavirus pandemic: Australia tennis player Bernard Tomic in self isolation after showing COVID-19 symptoms World No. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)'So sad': Kim Clijsters collapse leaves US Open fans 'gutted'Tennis player's shirtless pic sparks US Open virus debacle'It's abhorrent': 'Perverse' AFL quarantine photo sparks uproar'Never seen that': Netball world erupts over 'disgraceful' moment'Nearly fainted': Matty Johns 'rattled' by son's brutal prank'Come on': Commentators in fiery clash over AFL strip club debacleLamar Miller highlights surprise releases as NFL cuts down rosters'Why would you': Legend's fresh swipe at Nick Kyrgios 'shame''What the heck': Dominic Thiem explodes over Red Bull gaffe'Never intended': Teen's claims heard in NRL sex tape saga Australian tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic is in self-isolation after saying he has “all the symptoms” of coronavirus but is yet to be tested for COVID-19. Australia’s Bernard Tomic was fined $56,500 at Wimbledon on Thursday for failing to meet “the required professional standards” in his loss to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga earlier in the week. Australian tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic is in self-isolation after saying he has “all the symptoms” of coronavirus but is yet to be tested for COVID-19.The former teenage prodigy and world No. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. 200 and played a tournament in Mexico two weeks ago but started feeling unwell after travelling to America.“Since Tuesday, started feeling not right,” Tomic told the Herald Sun.“I already had shortness of breath and my immune system was low and run down.“I’m currently in Miami and isolated away from everyone, as advised.“I’m yet to be tested for it (COVID-19) but I have all the symptoms.“I reckon I got it travelling from Mexico to Monterrey last week.The ATP Tour announced last week it was suspending the men’s tennis tour for six weeks “due to escalating health and safety issues” arising from the coronavirus pandemic.All events on the ATP Tour and second-tier ATP Challenger Tour are cancelled until April 27. Tomic, ex-Top 20 mundial, está aislado porque tiene los síntomas del coronavirus. Australia's Bernard Tomic was fined £45,000 ($57,000) for not playing up to the required standards at Wimbledon in his first-round loss to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, tournament organisers said … Tomic then flew from Monterrey to Miami -- where he owns a house -- and that was when he started feeling coronavirus symptoms. 17 has suffered an almighty fall from grace in recent years and things appear to … Bernard Tomic says he’s placed himself in isolation after showing ‘all the symptoms’ of coronavirus in Miami.“I already had shortness of breath and my immune system was low and run down,” he said.“I’m currently in Miami and isolated away from everyone, as advised.“I’m yet to be tested for it (COVID-19) but I have all the symptoms.”The 27-year-old told the Herald he thinks he might have contracted the virus while travelling.Tomic played in an ATP Challenger Tour event in Mexico earlier this month before travelling to the United States for the Miami Open (which has since been cancelled).“People need to take this super seriously, especially at home in Australia,” he said.The announcement came moments after Miami-Dade County said it would suspend the Miami Open and on the heels of Sunday's last-minute cancellation of the Indian Wells tournament in Southern California.The decision was not taken lightly, ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi said in a statement, adding that the suspension represents a great loss for players and fans.“We believe this is the responsible action needed at this time in order to protect the health and safety of our players, staff, the wider tennis community and general public health in the face of this global pandemic,” he said.Impacted events include the Clay Court Championships in Houston, the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, the Monte-Carlo Masters, the Barcelona Open and the Hungarian Open.The World Health Organisation (WHO) has described the coronavirus crisis as a pandemic, meaning it is spreading fast across the globe, as countries scramble to contain the outbreak.The Women's Tennis Association has since suspended play until May 2.WTA said on Monday tournaments in Stuttgart, Istanbul and Prague will “not be held as scheduled”.“We will make a decision in the week ahead regarding the remaining WTA European claycourt events and will continue to monitor this situation closely and its impact on the 2020 WTA Tour season,” said the WTA.Bernard Tomic in action during Australian Open qualifiers in January. Bernard Tomic says he’s placed himself in isolation after showing ‘all the symptoms’ of coronavirus in Miami. 200 Bernard Tomic has put himself in isolation in Miami after showing symptoms of the coronavirus. The Australian is yet to be tested.
Tomic parece haber actuado con racionalidad, pero el hecho de que el … Australian tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic is in self-isolation in Miami after experiencing 'all of the symptoms' of COVID-19. "Since Tuesday, started feeling not right,” Tomic … E l tenis profesional se mantenía sin ningún caso de coronavirus hasta que hoy ha encendido las luces de alarma Bernard Tomic.