Wojna na Ukrainie - tenisowe sankcje

[Barty]

Faktycznie, już prawie 20 lat człowiek musi to znosić, ciekawe, ile lat życia to zabrało.

[DUN I LOVE]

Trudno powiedzieć, czy obsrają. Nikt nie wie jaki jest tak naprawdę udział NATO w tej wojnie.

[lake]

Samo NATO chyba nie wie. Na razie to postawa chciałabym, a boję się. Oczywiście zagłada nuklearna jest czymś czego nigdy nei można lekceważyć, ale przecież sami Amerykanie powtarzają, że nie ma takiego zagrożenia. Są gorsi niż Med w finale AO. On miał publikę przeciw sobie. Tutaj świat, poza paroma szurami, na czele z Chinami (Nole) sprzyja NATO.

Faktycznie, już prawie 20 lat człowiek musi to znosić, ciekawe, ile lat życia to zabrało.

Jeszcze chwila, a na pewno bliżej niż dalej.

[DUN I LOVE]

Tu się zgodzę. Max 19 lat zostało.

[lake]

Ja zaczynam się zastanwiać co potrwa dłużej. Kariera Fascynującego, czy wojna na/w Ukrainie.

[Nando]

[DUN I LOVE]

No ale flagę ukraińską w profilowe wrzucili.

[Damian]

Tennis Plays For Peace: Governing Bodies Unite To Support Ukraine

Spoiler:

ATP, WTA, ITF and the four Grand Slams will make a joint charitable donation of $700,000
The ATP, WTA, ITF, and the four Grand Slams — the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open — have announced today a new initiative to support the humanitarian relief efforts for the war in Ukraine.

Following unified condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in a statement issued by the seven organisations on 1 March, further efforts to support those affected by this crisis will take place as part of the newly created Tennis Plays For Peace campaign over the coming weeks.

Today each of the seven entities has donated $100,000 USD to the humanitarian relief efforts, with donations supporting Global Giving’s Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund, which will provide immediate help on the ground across the region, as well as the Ukraine Tennis Federation.

The seven bodies will also signal support via their social and digital platforms by prominently featuring the Ukraine ribbon icon, with everyone in the tennis ecosystem encouraged to use the hashtag #TennisPlaysforPeace. In addition, physical ribbons will be distributed for ATP & WTA players to wear at the upcoming BNP Paribas Open tournament in Indian Wells.

Ukrainian tennis players Elina Svitolina and Sergiy Stakhovsky, who has himself returned to Ukraine to join the reserve army, have produced a powerful and emotive short video with a message of hope for their country.

Tournaments and tennis federations across the world, along with the entire playing spectrum — from juniors, seniors and wheelchair athletes — will be sent a digital toolkit to further drive awareness and support the relief efforts.

All seven organisations thank players, tournaments, staff and fans for their incredible efforts already, and further plans for Tennis Plays for Peace will be communicated in the coming weeks.

Click here to make a donation to Global Giving in support of the humanitarian relief efforts.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/tennis- ... raine-2022

[Nando]

I tak wuja tam ugra.

[Kiefer]

Tylko Medvedev czy generalnie Rosjanie?

[Robertinho]

Nie wiem czemu mają służyć takie działania. Albo niech ich wywalą, albo niech dadzą żyć.

[Damian]

Brytyjskie władze rozważają kolejne sankcje. Wimbledon bez wielkiej gwiazdy?

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/tenis/99030 ... ej-gwiazdy

[lake]

Ruskich piedoletów ciąg dalszy.
I think sport should be outside politics,’ Andrey Rublev calls for unity amidst the Russia-Ukraine war, talks about a potential ban on Russian athletes at Wimbledon

Spoiler:

n his post-match press conference, Andrey Rublev speaks about the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and a possibility of a ban on Russian athletes at Wimbledon.

By Lakshya Chopra -March 19, 2022
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Andrey Rublev
Andrey Rublev
Andrey Rublev has been nothing but amazing this season so far. Despite having a terrible second half of 2021, the Russian has managed to turn the tables and has been very consistent this season. He has already won two titles- Marseille and Dubai and managed to reach the semifinals at Rotterdam.

This week in Indian Wells too, Rublev has played exceptionally well and has stormed into the semifinals. He is yet to drop a set and got the better of Grigor Dimitrov in the quarterfinal in straight sets 7-5,6-2.


Being a Russian himself, Rublev is constantly asked about his views on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. In the past, he had made his stance clear that he is firmly against violence of any form and doesn’t want any war. In the press conference after his quarterfinal victory, Rublev once again spoke about this serious situation.

He termed the situation as ‘terrible’ and said that he feels bad for everyone. He then said that sport should set an example of how we want to perceive things and hoped for peace soon.

“What’s happening is terrible. I feel really bad for everyone. That’s why sport has to be an example: we have to be united, we need to be outside politics, to show an example at least inside of sports. I think that would be a good message for a better world,” he said.

‘We should be a good example to have a huge step forward’: Andrey Rublev
Andrey Rublev
Andrey Rublev
There were speculations since the last few days that Russian athletes may not be allowed to compete at Wimbledon due to the war. Rublev addressed the issue and said that as athletes, they want to compete because it has taken them so much sacrifice to get to where they are now. He reinstated that sports and politics shouldn’t be mixed.

“We’re athletes. We want to compete. We were sacrificing so many things. I think sport should be outside politics. Everyone says this, but in the end, still, it’s not happening. We should be a good example to have a huge step forward,” he said.

On the court, Rublev will face American Taylor Fritz in the semifinal on Saturday. He will fancy his chances for yet another Masters 1000 Final.


Also read: ‘Rafa is the best player in history,’ Andrey Rublev left in awe of Rafael Nadal, says the Spaniard can do anything

https://firstsportz.com/tennis-i-think- ... wimbledon/

[DUN I LOVE]

Pytanie, czy śmierć tysięcy niewinnych ludzi to tylko polityka.

[lake]

Gładkie gadanie i tyle, a miedzy wierszami protest, że innych ruskich wywali ze sportu.

[Kiefer]

Nic nie wnoszące pierdolety.

[Nando]

[Nando]

[Damian]

ATP Statement On Decision To Ban Russian & Belarusian Players

Spoiler:

Russian and Belarusian players will continue to be allowed to compete at ATP events under neutral flag
We strongly condemn Russia’s reprehensible invasion of Ukraine and stand in solidarity with the millions of innocent people affected by the ongoing war.

Our sport is proud to operate on the fundamental principles of merit and fairness, where players compete as individuals to earn their place in tournaments based on the ATP Rankings. We believe that today’s unilateral decision by Wimbledon and the LTA to exclude players from Russia and Belarus from this year’s British grass-court swing is unfair and has the potential to set a damaging precedent for the game. Discrimination based on nationality also constitutes a violation of our agreement with Wimbledon that states that player entry is based solely on ATP Rankings. Any course of action in response to this decision will now be assessed in consultation with our Board and Member councils.

It is important to stress that players from Russia and Belarus will continue to be allowed to compete at ATP events under a neutral flag, a position that has until now been shared across professional tennis. In parallel, we will continue our joint humanitarian support for Ukraine under Tennis Plays for Peace.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-sta ... april-2022

[DUN I LOVE]

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