Although he won’t be giving remarks at the Miami Masters 1000, the world number two revealed himself via an Instagram story.
As he prepares to play the Miami Masters 1000, Aryna Sabalenka broke the silence after the sudden death of her lover, Konstantin Koltsov, who would have committed suicide. The Belarusian, world number two, asked that his privacy and the family of the former ice hockey player be respected.
“The death of Konstantin This is an unimaginable tragedy. Even if we’re not together anymore, my heart is broken. please, Respect my privacy and your family’s in this very difficult time”Sabalenka announced through his Instagram account. In 2019, let’s remember, he already experienced something similar because of the death of his father.
Who is Konstantin Koltsov and what is known about his death
At the time of his death, Koltsov I am 42 years old. Dating former player of the Belarusian ice hockey team. Also He played in the NHL, a prestigious league made up of teams from the United States and Canada.. She has been in a relationship with the tennis player since mid-2021.
Koltsov He died in Miami, where he was going to be with Sabalenka. Although the cause is not yet confirmed, Talk about anything from a possible suicide to a thrombus traveling to a vital organ..
A show of will: Sabalenka will compete in the Miami Masters 1000
After the tragic event, the expectation was that the tennis player would withdraw from the tournament. however, N2 decided to move forward, although he will not give press conferences. The winner of two Grand Slam tournaments (Australian Open 2023 and 2024) She is already training and will make her debut on Friday against the Spaniard -and her friend- Paula Badosa (schedule to be determined).
Source: Tycsports
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