Yulia Mikhailova surprised the international press after providing a new theory on the possible cause of death of tennis player Aryna Sabalenka’s partner.
The unexpected and sudden death of the former partner of prominent tennis player Aryna Sabalenka went around the world last Tuesday. According to reports from the United States, Konstantin Koltsov died from thrombosis due to the movement of a blood clot to a vital organ, while accompanying the Belarusian before her debut at the Miami Masters.
However, moments after the confirmation of the news and the reports of experts from the North American police, a possible hypothesis began to emerge regarding a possible suicide of the former NHL ice hockey player.
Despite the rumors, Koltsov’s ex-wife took it upon herself to deny the possibility that he committed suicide in this hotel in the state of Florida and added a new aspect to the case. “Empty alcohol bottles were found in the room where he was staying. There was a balcony overlooking the ocean. Konstantin was probably unaware of his actions and could have fallen.” he emphasized Yulia Mikhailova who divorced the former athlete in 2020 after a marriage in which they had three children.
In a conversation with the Belarusian media outlet Zerkalo, the woman said that the information in the press about the death of her ex-spouse was false. “I think his colleagues misinterpreted him or passed off the police’s assumptions about suicide as fact. “He had no intention of dying.” he assured.
Since there is no “criminal actor” , American authorities continue to search for clues to clarify more precisely the causes of the surprise death of the European. Meanwhile, Aryna Sabalenka commented on Koltsov’s sad departure on her social networks. “Konstantin’s death is an unthinkable tragedy, and even though we were no longer together, my heart is broken. Please respect my privacy and that of your family during this difficult time.” said.
With this penalty, the second tennis player in the WTA ranking and current double champion of the Australian Open experiences her duel in a special way: She is already training for her debut in the tournament against the Spaniard Pauda Badosa, who is also her best friend on the circuit. .
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