Belgium Advances in Davis Cup After Controversial Collision Disqualifies Chile's Garin

Cristian Garin refused to continue playing after a collision with Zizou Bergs, leading to Belgium's 3-1 victory in the tie.

The incident occurred during the deciding set when Belgium's Zizou Bergs collided with Chile's Cristian Garin while celebrating a key service break.
Bergs' shoulder struck Garin in the eye, causing the Chilean player to fall and require medical attention for swelling and nausea.
An independent doctor ruled Garin fit to continue, but he refused to play, citing his injuries, prompting officials to issue time violations against him.
Bergs was given only a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct, a decision that angered the Chilean team, who called for his disqualification.
Belgium's 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 win secured their place in the next round, where they will face Australia in September.