Alejandro Davidovich Fokina klärt Umstände der Trennung von Trainer bei den French Open

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina hat sich zum plötzlichen Abschied seines Trainers Mariano Puerta während der French Open 2026 geäußert. Der Weltranglisten-23. betonte, dass es keinen Streit gegeben habe. Für die Rasensaison hat er bereits einen Nachfolger bestimmt.

Fokina sicherte sich am Sonntag einen Fünf-Satz-Sieg in der ersten Runde gegen Damir Dzumhur, wobei Puerta noch auf der Tribüne saß. Bei der Niederlage in der zweiten Runde gegen Thiago Tirante fehlte Puerta jedoch. Der Trainer schickte eine Abschiedsnachricht vom Flughafen, was zu Berichten über einen Zerwürfnis führte, die Fokina in seiner Pressekonferenz nach dem Spiel dementierte.

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