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By Jul 01, 2025“A lose-lose situation”: Wimbledon did what it felt it had to do with its ban. The tours did the same with their ranking points. Nobody is happy
We can support the tours for standing up for Russian and Belarusian players. The terrible thing is that they can’t stand up for Ukrainian players at the same time.
Published May 24, 2022
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“It’s a pretty tricky situation,” Iga Swiatek said, “and every solution is going somehow wrong for some part of people or players.”
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