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‘I was viewed as a pirate’: Sandgren on becoming face of Open COVID chaos – The Age
The world No.50 became public enemy No.1 when he boarded a plane to Melbourne despite testing positive to coronavirus. The eccentric American has a message for…
The reason Sandgren thought the whole situation was funny and the Victorian public, in particular, did not see things that way was because the Tennessee native was no longer contagious.
Sangren fell ill in November but by December, he had fully recovered and was in the thick of a rigorous training schedule to prepare for the Australian Open.
Tennys Sandgren tested positive for coronavirus in November, but was still shedding the virus in January – illustrating the sensitivity of some tests.Credit:Getty
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