. Scotland Yard said complaint against Argentina
. The player was disqualified from the final and a fine of ? 10 000
Police are investigating a complaint of alleged assault against David Nalbandian after a linesman was injured when he launched a billboard during the Wimbledon final event to global Queen.
A spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "... We are aware of an incident at the Aegon Championships June 17 a complaint was filed and the Metropolitan Police Service is now studying the alleged assault "
Nalbandian won the first set of the final, but lost his composure in the second set after breaking his opponent Croatian Marin Cilic. He hit a billboard in front of the chair of the linesman, Andrew McDougall. Grabbing flew off its hinges and McDougall hit in the shin, causing a wound inches long which began bloodshed.
Despite the incident, Nalbandian said afterwards he hoped to return to Queen Club next year. "This incident does not mean that I will not," said the Argentine. "I feel good in this tournament. This is a bad situation for everyone and I apologize, but it does not mean anything for the next year."
Nalbandian, but not to aggravate the situation by accusing the ATP, the governing body of the men's tour, having a set of rules that players do not agree, even forced to play when conditions are not trained. "Sometimes the ATP puts a lot of pressure on the players and sometimes you get hurt because you're playing in a dangerous area," he said. "Nothing happens, nobody pays for it."
The crowd of 6,000 Nalbandian strong side immediately after the incident, many do not know that the shot had caused a lot of damage to his left leg McDougall, who needed treatment for an injury.
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