Alexander Bublik califica el dobles como medio tenis en unas declaraciones contundentes

Alexander Bublik ha descartado el tenis de dobles al afirmar que no es tenis real durante una entrevista reciente. El jugador kazajo lo describió como medio tenis y sugirió que solo aquellos incapaces de competir en individuales eligen ese formato.

Bublik dejó claras sus opiniones en términos directos. “Porque son jugadores de dobles, no es tenis. Es medio tenis. Si no puedes jugar individuales, juegas dobles. Si no puedes jugar dobles, juegas pádel. Muy simple”, afirmó. Con esto, reforzó unos comentarios anteriores que ya habían provocado críticas por parte de otros jugadores y entrenadores.

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