The world of detonated tennis: the explosive accusation of Xisca Perelló against Novak Djokovic-the allegations of sexist stratagems targeting it and the newborn of Nadal arouse the fury of the fans of the fans

In a shock that deeply shaken the world of tennis, Mery “Xisca” Perelló, wife of the legend of tennis Rafael Nadal, launched a resounding accusation against Novak Djokovic, one of the most controversial figures in tennis. In a rare and striking public statement, Perelló accused Djokovic of having engaged in what she described as “sexist conspiracies” concerning her newborn and that of Nadal, plunging tennis into a torment of controversies. These accusations, which appeared at the very moment when Djokovic publicly praised the couple’s newborn, aroused indignation, divided fans and ignited social networks with heated debates that threaten to fracture the global tennis community.

The saga started in a rather harmless way. After the announcement of the secret birth of the second child of Nadal and Perelló in Mallorca, Djokovic, just out of a tournament, addressed his warm congratulations at a press conference. “Rafa and Xisca must be crazy about joy,” he said, smiling. “A new baby is a blessing, and I wish them all the happiness in the world. The gesture seemed sincere, a rare moment of camaraderie between two titans whose rivalry marked an era. Fans around the world have hosted their heads in approval, celebrating what seemed to be a demonstration of sportiness. But the harmony was short -lived.

A few hours later, Perelló went to a private social media platform, usually reserved for loved ones, to let go of a bomb that would soon be made public. In an overflowing message of indignation, she accused Djokovic of having “sexist motivations” and of propagating private innuendos on the gender of their newborn. According to sources close to the Nadal family, Perelló said that Djokovic had comments behind the scenes to common knowledge, suggesting that the couple’s joy for their child – a girl, according to recent information – was somehow less important because of her sex. “He thinks of being able to judge the happiness of our family,” wrote Perelló. “His words are not only disrespectful, they are dangerous. »»

The accusation had the effect of a thunderclap. Tennis fans, already used to the intense Nadal-Djokovic rivalry, were taken short by the personal nature of the attack. Social networks have ignited, with hashtags #xiscaspeaks and #djokovicsexist at the top of global trends. Perelló supporters flooded solidarity messages platforms, congratulating her to have denounced what they considered to be unforgivable attack on conveniences. “Xisca is a queen who defends her family,” tweeted a supporter. “Djokovic has crossed a line that no one should cross. Others, however, defended Djokovic, arguing that Perelló’s claims were vague and perhaps misinterpreted. “Novak was only nice,” said a Djokovic supporter. “It looks like a defamation campaign. »»

Details of the so -called “sexist plots” remain obscure, fueling speculation. Sources close to the file suggest that Djokovic’s words, if they took place, would have been made in the tone of the joke during an informal conversation, perhaps wrongly interpreted as an insult to the Nadal daughter. Others evoke a deeper disagreement, some alleging that the remarks of Djokovic suggested exceeded conceptions of family dynamics under the projectors of professional sport. Be that as it may, Perelló’s decision to make the case public affected the case into a real scandal, the world of tennis dissecting each word and each gesture in search of indices.

Djokovic, for his part, remained unusually silent, contenting himself with a brief declaration through his team: “I deeply respect Rafa and his family. Any misunderstanding will be treated in private. This restraint has hardly appeased the storm. His detractors claim that his absence of direct denial accredits Perelló’s assertions, while his supporters insist that he avoids a public dispute out of respect. For his part, Nadal himself has not yet commented, although sources say that he is “furious” but that he focuses on the protection of his family’s private life during this hectic period.

The benefits are already transforming the sports landscape. The defenders of female tennis have taken controversy, calling for greater empowerment of male players as to their behavior outside the short. “If it is true, it is an alarm signal,” said an eminent tennis commentator. “No one, not even a legend like Djokovic, is immune to a meticulous examination. Others warn that the scandal may eclipse the joy of the growing family of Nadal and Perelló, transforming a private stage into a public battlefield.

While the world of tennis is preparing for the result, one thing is certain: the accusation of Perelló has hit a sensitive string, revealing the flaws of a sport, however proud of its unity. It remains to be seen whether Djokovic will manage to repair the damage – or if the accusations of Perelló will redefine his inheritance. For the moment, fans are struggling with a story that opposes two families of titans, with a newborn baby taken between two fires. The Public Opinion Tribunal sits, and the verdict is uncertain.