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The Kremlin said Wednesday that banning Russian tennis players from Wimbledon over Moscow's military campaign in Ukraine would be "unacceptable." "This is unacceptable," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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Daniil Medvedev is set to be barred from this year's Wimbledon Grand Slam tournament as The Times reported organisers are to ban Russian and Belarus players due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russian and Belarusian players have been able to continue to compete in ATP and WTA events under a neutral flag since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24.
Tennis fans will be able to follow both the men's and the women's game on a single mobile app from Wednesday (Apr 20), the latest move in a series of collaborations between the ATP and the WTA tours aimed at uniting the fragmented sport.
Roger Federer hasn't played tennis since his disappointing upset at the Wimbledon quarterfinal last year, but he has spent the intervening months planning his return to the court—and training accordingly. Federer, who was forced to withdraw from the 2021 U.S. Open and temporarily set down his racket after sustaining a knee injury, has just shared a series of updates on his recovery.
Iga Swiatek says Rafa Nadal's approach to tennis is what she plans to model her career on. The 20-year-old Pole — who became No. 1 last month following the retirement of Ash Barty — has sparkled so far in 2022, landing a stunning sunshine double by winning Indian Wells and Miami back-to-back.
Wimbledon is set to ban Russian players from their 2022 edition this summer, according to reports. The All England Club's decision — in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine — would be the first time Russian players have been expressly prohibited from competing in an elite tennis event, with ATP, WTA and ITF tournaments thus far allowing Russians — and Belarussians — to take part, albeit in a neutral capacity without displaying their national flag or having their national anthem played.