Previously, it was a historic day for men's tennis in China. Wu Yimin reached the top 32 in the US Open and played against Russian player medvedev.
Interestingly, however, when introducing the contestants, the announcer of the US Open said that Wu Yimian was from China, but only said that Medvedev ranked first in the world, without introducing his nationality. When the scoreboard is displayed, there is the abbreviation CHN of our country behind Wu Yimin, and the nationality position behind Medvedev is empty!
Haven't the west always advocated that sports have nothing to do with politics? How can they change when it is their turn to unhappy political events? Typical double standard, ugly face! Medvedev, the world's number one, is not even qualified to write nationality. It's really the sorrow of sports!
Also, 20-year-old Ukrainian Kosciuk was eliminated by former world No.1 Zarenka 2-6 3-6 in the second round of the US Open women's singles. At the end of the game, the teenager refused to shake hands with Belarusian Zarenka, but just held out his racket and touched the opponent.
She publicly expressed her dissatisfaction with the silence of Russian and Belarusian players on the WTA Tour Russia-Ukraine War. She said in an interview with ESPN. This is my choice. I don't agree with any player who hasn't publicly condemned the war. Don't get me wrong, she is a very good athlete. But it has nothing to do with her personality. ?
Zarenka is very poor. She was kicked out of the charity match in front of the US Open. Thinking of Polish stockings, I don't quite understand why I have been paying attention to the international situation. After reading several analytical articles, I feel that it is probably related to Poland's position and interests: Poland hopes to become a transportation channel for international assistance to Ukraine, such as helping to eliminate outdated equipment and keeping new equipment for assistance.
In fact, it is no wonder that stockings have been so busy that Maya in Toronto has cramped them.