Davidovich explique sa blessure à la cheville après la grande polémique : "Ce sont trente secondes où je vois les étoiles"

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Alejandro Davidovich was one of the main characters in an unforgettable Sunday at Wimbledon 2026. We would have liked to write these lines with the Malaga native in the quarterfinals of the third Grand Slam of the year, but an imperial Felix Auger-Aliassime prevented it in the fifth set of an unforgettable round of 16 duel. The ingredients were there from minute one: excitement, tension, very good level of tennis, equality, a point that will be remembered for many years... and, of course, a good dose of controversy.

The images have already circled the globe and added a layer of spice to a match that lacked nothing. The Canadian showed great anger towards Foki at the end of the match, shaking hands with a lot of accumulated rage and refusing to shake hands as the Spaniard left the court. In a press conference, he doubled down: angry with the current rules and making it clear to journalists that he had expressed his opinion to Davidovich in private, but he would not discuss it further. The big question, of course, is: How did Foki himself see the whole situation?

Davidovich explains for the first time what yesterday's discomfort consisted of and avoids getting into controversies

Foki did not want to delve into all the tension that followed this incident but took the opportunity to reflect on the nature of the discomfort that triggered everything. Down 4-5, with two break points to level at 5, came that ankle twist that caused Foki to collapse on the court, unable to get up for a few seconds and then being attended to by the physio in the middle of the game. He returned, regained his composure, saw that the discomfort did not prevent him from playing, and ended up winning the fourth set, although he had a clear drop in adrenaline and mobility in the fifth, relinquishing the match to an inspired Canadian. The theory is very clear... but it was missing for Davidovich to tell us the inside story.

He did so on the microphone of Movistar Plus, alongside Iñaki Cano, and focused on discussing the nature of these discomforts: he has been suffering from them for several weeks now... and is aware that a wrong move can have catastrophic consequences. "All this comes from before Stuttgart, when I twisted my ankle training in Monte Carlo. It's something we deal with every day. I haven't had time to rest even for three consecutive days.

Alejandro Davidovich explains his 𝐢𝐧𝐣𝐮𝐫𝐲.

His gestures of pain in the ankle during the round of 16 match against Auger-Aliassime are causing a stir and he tells it to @ICano14.#Wimbledon #LaPistaDelTenis Cette actualité est une traduction automatique. Vous pouvez lire la nouvelle originale Davidovich explica su lesión en el tobillo tras la gran polémica: "Son treinta segundos en los que veo las estrellas"