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El tenista ucraniano Sergiy Stakhovsky, como anunció, se ha enrolado en las filas del ejército ucraniano para combatir el avance de las tropas de Rusia en la invasión ordenada por Vladimir Putin. Esta semana, en la BBC, relató cómo tomó la decisión, afirmó que está dispuesto a usar las armas («sé cómo utilizarlas y, aunque espero no tener que usarlas, si tengo que hacerlo, lo haré») y reveló que Novak Djokovic le mostró su apoyo.
Russia: Kremlin 'aware' it's losing public support says expert
Roger Federer says he hopes to return to action by the end of the summer, with his recovery from knee surgery likely to rule the 20-time grand slam winner out of Wimbledon.
Four months after 97-year-old amateur Leonid Stanislavskyi's dreams came true when he played with 21-time grand slam champion Rafa Nadal, the Ukrainian is enduring his worst nightmare in Kharkiv as Russian forces bomb the city.
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Former men's tennis world number one Roger Federer plagued by recurring knee problems for the last two years hopes to make a comeback at the end of the summer, he told Swiss television. Federer, who turns 41 in August, hasn't played competitively since losing last July in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon to Pole Hubert Hurkacz. He then withdrew from the Olympics and underwent his third bout of knee surgery in 18 months, to "suture" his right internal meniscus and "treat (his) cartilage". Federer played just 13 matches in 2021, having played only six times in 2020.
Mikaela Shiffrin finished second in her first race since the Olympics, breaking her tie with Petra Vlhova for the World Cup overall standings lead.