Sergio Garcia says he missed out on qualifying for The Open Championship after feeling nauseous during the final stages of the event. According to multiple reports, Garcia blamed lasagna for his condition, saying he began to feel sick and believed he might vomit. The comments come as Garcia had been targeting a return to The Open, where he previously finished as runner-up twice. The reports describe the nausea as a factor that affected his performance during final qualifying, though they do not provide specific medical details beyond his account of how he felt. While the outlets characterize his explanation with similar wording—nausea and an urgent physical discomfort—none dispute that he wanted to qualify and did not succeed. Overall, the coverage centers on Garcia’s post-qualifying explanation, linking his shortfall to an episode of illness he attributes to what he ate shortly before or during the competition.
Sergio Garcia attributes Open qualifying miss to lasagna-induced nausea
Sergio Garcia says he missed out on qualifying for The Open Championship after feeling nauseous during the final stages of the event. According to multiple reports, Garcia blamed lasagna for his condi...
- Sergio Garcia says he did not qualify for The Open Championship at final qualifying.
- He attributes the miss to nausea he says he felt during the event.
- Garcia specifically blames lasagna for the nausea, saying he felt like he might vomit.
- Garcia had been hoping to qualify for The Open, where he has previously finished runner-up twice.
- Reports agree on the general details of his explanation and the context of his Open ambitions.
Garcia had been hoping to qualify for an event at which he has twice finished runner-up
2 hours agoGarcia had been hoping to qualify for an event at which he has twice finished runner-up
2 hours agoSergio Garcia blamed lasagna for his shortcoming at final qualifying for the Open Championship.
6 hours ago
England supporters gather in Atlanta ahead of World Cup last-32 match vs DR Congo
England fans are building atmosphere in Atlanta ahead of a World Cup last-32 match against DR Congo on Wednesday. Report...
England WAGs, including Ellie Watkins, travel to Atlanta ahead of first World Cup knockout match
Several outlets report that members of the England WAG community travel to Atlanta ahead of the Three Lions’ first World...
Two to three die asphyxiation during Mexico City World Cup celebrations
Authorities report deaths during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City following the Mexican national team’s victory ove...