Bernard Tomic was one of the first players to announce the possible symptoms of a coronavirus, feeling sick last week and placing himself into self-isolation in Miami. Please subscribe to sign in to comment. “People need to take this super seriously,” he told the Sydney Sun-Herald, “especially at home in Australia. Tennis - ATP : Bernard Tomic touché par le coronavirus ? I already had shortness of breath and my immune system was low and run down. Publié le 16 mars 2020 à 11H43 Aurélie SACCHELLI Le tennisman australien Bernard Tomic … "I reckon I got it travelling from Mexico to Monterrey last week," he said. Australia’s former highest ranked player has told The Herald Sun he has “all the symptoms” for the global virus that has brought Australian sport to its knees. Quite what his belligerent father, John, will tell him is another matter.Tomic believes he may have been infected while flying to Florida from one of his favourite tournaments, Monterrey, where he lost against his compatriot The social media onslaught was relentless. Journaliste pour Media365 depuis 2009. Patrick and For all his flaws and wasted gifts, he surely does not deserve the vilification that has fallen upon him in a health crisis such as the one he is enduring now.
One budding comedian observed: “Apparently he was lethargic, tired and could not chase the tennis ball. “Let’s hope he stays there forever,” was typical. Please choose a screen name. 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 Herald Sun reports the former world No.17 fell ill last week and is currently in isolation in Miami. “I think he’s just had dickheaditis,” said one. Terminé
His last entry, in February 2013, captioned a visit to a children’s hospital: “La Timone in Marseille this week, really enjoyed the experience - chatting and signing autographs with the kids.”Not a lot has gone right for Tomic since he came through qualifying to take a set off In fits and starts, injury and hubris undermined his talent thereafter. Commenting on The Irish Times has changed. Bernard Tomic says he has placed himself into self isolation after showing symptoms of coronavirus. The account details entered are not currently associated with an Irish Times subscription. It was uncharitable, obviously, and, sadly, predictable. He blundered from one minor public relations disaster to another, losing to players way below him in the rankings, and seeming not to care, as the money rolled in.His website has been dormant for years. Please choose a screen name. Tennis – ATP : Bernard Tomic touché par le coronavirus ? "I already had shortness of breath and my immune system was low and run down. The 27-year-old says he locked himself away in Miami after feeling sick last week.Tomic earlier this month competed in the ATP Challenger Tour event in Monterrey, Mexico, before travelling back to the United States for the Miami Open, which was cancelled by the ATP Tour last week.Tomic says he believes he caught the virus symptoms during travel.He is yet to be tested for coronavirus but has taken the steps to self isolate anyway.“Since Tuesday, started feeling not right,” Tomic said.“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.“People need to take this super seriously, especially at home in Australia.“I don’t know how long I’ll be in isolation or when I can be tested.”Since the Australian Open, Tomic has also competed at ATP events in New York, Florida and Dallas.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.The announcement came shortly after the cancellation of the Miami Open, which followed the axing of Indian Wells and postponement of the Fed Cup finals.The joint ATP and WTA tournament in Miami, one of the biggest to be held outside the four Grand Slams, had been due to start with qualifying on March 23 until the mayor of Miami-Dade County pulled the plug.The Women’s Tennis Association, however, says it needs more time to make informed decisions amid the coronavirus pandemic and is yet to formally cancel its upcoming tournaments.The WTA, which runs the women’s tour, initially said it would not follow the ATP before cancelling tournaments in Charleston, Guadalajara and Bogota.“The WTA has an obligation to its members (both players and tournaments) to provide playing opportunities and we feel it’s best if we can offer a bit more time to see if such playing opportunities can take place,” a WTA spokeswoman said on Saturday.The next WTA tournaments start on April 20 in Stuttgart and Istanbul, marking the start of the European clay court season.
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World no. Tomic won all three singles matches, defeating Gilles Simon, Radek Štěpánek and Robby Ginepri.
The 27-year-old says he locked himself away in Miami after feeling sick last week.
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