The Guadalajara WTA 1000which brings together some of the best tennis players in the world, was baptized on Monday by a swarm of bees invaded the center court.
A few moments before the start of the third game between the Czechs Petra Kvitovathirty seconds on the world list, and the American Bernarda Pera42nd in rank, a colony of bees was discovered on the awning of the judge’s chair, with no one having any idea how they got there.
It is necessary to call the firefighters, who used water, foam and spray to repel intruders.
That a colony of bees appears during a world-class tennis match is an experience that resonates with life in Mexico, a country associated with surrealism, where a woman from a town near Pachuca claims to be dealing talk to the dead and the president of the country. vowing to have a seal to ward off the pandemic.
Outside the stadium, the crowd welcomed the delay in the start of play and some attributed the presence of the bees to the beginning of good luck for a tournament that has grown in less than four years from the 125 category to the exclusive 1,000 categories.
That baptism was performed by bees was seen as good by the superstitious. According to the dictionary of symbols, hardworking animals are associated with work, effort, life and immortality.
Robotic, almost mechanical, the man in charge of scaring the bees arrives dressed in a white uniform like a cosmonaut. He doused the swarm with water and foam and scattered its members aloft, some of whom died bathed in the aerosol.
About an hour later, the crowd returned to the stadium. Kvitova and Money They made their first rallies and only after a few “games” they assumed the judge was the victim of the attack: The man issued a sentence from a chair without an awning, at the mercy of the sun’s rays.
Source: La Verdad
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