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Zvonareva, currently ranked 60th, was to take part in the PNB Paribas Warsaw Open tournament that begins Monday

Russia's Vera Zvonareva banned from entering Poland for WTA 250 tournament

Russian tennis player Vera Zvonareva has been banned from entering Poland, the country's Interior Ministry said. She was to participate in a WTA 250 tournament in Warsaw starting Monday.

Zvonareva, currently ranked 60th, was to take part in the PNB Paribas Warsaw Open tournament that begins Monday

Russian tennis player Vera Zvonareva has been banned from entering Poland, the country's Interior Ministry said. She was to participate in a WTA 250 tournament in Warsaw starting Monday.
An official statement on the ministry website said that the Polish Border Guard on Friday prevented entry by the former world No.2, who flew in from Belgrade on a French visa. She remained in the transit zone of the Warsaw airport and on Saturday flew to Podgorica, Montenegro.
Zvonareva, currently ranked 60th, was to take part in the PNB Paribas Warsaw Open tournament that begins Monday.
Poland, which supports Ukraine in its war against Russia's aggression, said that Zvonareva was on a banned list and not allowed into the country for reasons of state and public security.
The statement stressed that Poland is consistent in opposing the &ldquo;regime of (Russian and Belarusian Presidents Vladimir) Putin and (Alexander) Lukashenko&rdquo; and is not allowing "people who support Russian and Belarusian actions to enter our country.&rdquo;

The 35-year-old who lifted his 10th Australian Open title and 22nd Grand Slam replaced Carlos Alcaraz from the top spot to enter the 374th week of leading the ATP rankings. 

Novak Djokovic reclaims World No. 1 spot; Aryna Sabalenka No. 2 in WTA

Novak Djokovic, the Serbian Tennis superstar who had slipped to the 5th spot has reclaimed the top ATP rank after winning his career's 10th Australian Open.

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The 35-year-old who lifted his 10th Australian Open title and 22nd Grand Slam replaced Carlos Alcaraz from the top spot to enter the 374th week of leading the ATP rankings.&nbsp;

After a year of turbulence, Novak Djokovic, the Serbian Tennis superstar who had slipped to the 5th spot has reclaimed the top ATP rank.&nbsp; Djokovic's Australian Open win which helped him leapfrog 4 places is the largest jump to the top spot in the 50-year history of the computerized rankings for men's tennis. The 35-year-old who lifted his 10th Australian Open title and 22nd Grand Slam replaced Carlos Alcaraz from the top spot to enter the 374th week of leading the ATP rankings. His opponent in teh Aus Open finale, Stefanos Tsitsipas is No. 3 in the fresh rankings.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Aryna Sabalenka who won her first major title in Australia has moved up from No. 5 to a career-best-equaling No. 2 in the WTA rankings, behind only three-time major champion Iga Swiatek.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka has decided to withdraw herself from the 2023 Australian Open starting on January 16.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka withdraws from Australian Open

Former world number 1 Naomi Osaka has decided to withdraw from the Australian Open

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Having won the tournament back in 2019 and 2021, Osaka's decision was announced by the organisers without stating any reason for the same.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka decided to withdraw from the 2023 Australian Open starting on January 16.
Having won the tournament back in 2019 and 2021, Osaka's decision was announced by the organisers without stating any reason for the same.
Former world number 1 Osaka slipped to 42 in the world rankings and had earlier taken a break to prioritze her mental health after skipping the 2021 French Open.
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Mirza who had earlier decided to retire after completing the 2022 season had to delay her plan after she suffered an elbow injury&nbsp;

Sania Mirza to retire in February at WTA 1000 in Dubai

Indian ace Tennis player Sania Mirza has confirmed her plan to retire at the WTA 1000 slated to be held in February in Dubai. 

Mirza who had earlier decided to retire after completing the 2022 season had to delay her plan after she suffered an elbow injury&nbsp;

Indian ace Tennis player Sania Mirza has confirmed her plan to retire at the WTA 1000 slated to be held in February in Dubai.&nbsp; The former doubles no. 1 who had earlier decided to retire after completing the 2022 season had to delay her plan after she suffered an elbow injury that ruled her out of last year's US Open.&nbsp; Australian Open will be her final appearance at the Grand Slams where the 6-time major champion will be participating alongside Kazakhastan's Anna Danilina.&nbsp; While speaking to Curly Tales Middle East, The 36-year-old who is also struggling with a persistent calf issue said, 'my body is beat and that's the main reason for it And I really don't have the capacity in my mind to push for it anymore'

The 22-time Grand Slam Champion, despite winning 2 slams this year finished No. 2 in the ATP rankings behind Carlos Alcaraz. Iga Swiatek, however, topped the year-end WTA rankings. 

Iga Swiatek, Rafael Nadal named 2022 ITF World Champions

Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal who have both won 2 Grand Slams this year have been named the 2022 ITF World Champions.

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The 22-time Grand Slam Champion, despite winning 2 slams this year finished No. 2 in the ATP rankings behind Carlos Alcaraz. Iga Swiatek, however, topped the year-end WTA rankings.&nbsp;

The International Tennis Federation named Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal as the 2022 ITF World Champions on Thursday.&nbsp;
Both the ace Tennis players won 2 Grand Slams this season. While the Spanish star won the Australian Open and French Open, Swiatek, the Polish player took home the French Open and US Open trophies in 2022.&nbsp;
The 22-time Grand Slam Champion, despite winning 2 slams this year finished No. 2 in the ATP rankings behind Carlos Alcaraz. Iga Swiatek, however, topped the year-end WTA rankings.&nbsp;
It's the fifth time Nadal has earned the ITF honor, following 2008, 2010, 2017, and 2019. For the 21-year-old Swiatek who has won 3 Grand Slams, this will be her first time As ITF World Champion.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wanindu-hasaranga-david-miller-bhanuka-rajapaksa-picked-in-psl-draft-1671162520660">Wanindu Hasaranga, David Miller, Bhanuka Rajapaksa picked in PSL draft</a>

On Thursday, Wimbledon announced that the prize money for this summer's tournament will be a record £40.3 million which is 11% higher than the previous tournament.
The decision came in a bid to attract players as there were speculations that the removal of ranking points following the ban on Russian and Belarusian players could lead players to opt out of the event.
Chairman of the All England Club, Ian Hewitt said that the prize money distribution aims to reflect just how important the players are to The Championships.
The prize money for the men's and women's singles winners has increased to 17.6% than the last year but is lesser than the pre-pandemic time. They will each be awarded £2m.
The players who will be playing the qualifying rounds will benefit from a 26 percent increase from 2021. Quad wheelchair tennis will also see a 60% rise in pay for its two draws.
The grass court major begins June 27 at full capacity for the first time in three years.
Also read: Rafael Nadal to play at Wimbledon 'if new treatment works'

Wimbledon announces record prize money of £40.3 million to attract players to participate

Record rise in Wimbledon prize money!

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The prize money for the men's and women's singles winners has increased to a 17.6% than the last year but is lesser than the pre-pandemic time

On Thursday, Wimbledon announced that the overall prize money for this summer's tournament will be a record &pound;40.3 million which is 11% higher than the previous tournament.
The decision came in a bid to attract players as there were speculations that the removal of ranking points following the ban on Russian and Belarusian players could lead players to opting out of the event.
Chairman of the All England Club, Ian Hewitt said that the prize money distribution aims to reflect just how important the players are to The Championships.
The prize money for the men's and women's singles winners has increased to 17.6% than the last year but is lesser than the pre-pandemic time. They will each be awarded &pound;2m.
The players who will be playing the qualifying rounds will benefit from a 26 percent increase from&nbsp;2021. Quad wheelchair tennis will also see a 60% rise in pay for its two draws.
The grass court major begins June 27 at full capacity for the first time in three years.
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2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail. 

Year ender 2021: Biggest sports controversies

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail.

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2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail.

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail. Here are the most chaotic scandals that rocked 2021:
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Virat Kohli daughter rape threats
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India suffered an embarrassing defeat against Pakistan at the World T20 and what followed it was sickening.
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A 23-year-old social media user issued rape threats to Vamika after the Test captain took stand for Mohd Shami and blasted the &lsquo;bunch of spineless&rsquo; prople.
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The Hyderabad based techie who had deleted the tweet and his account, was detained by the Mumbai Police.
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Ollie Robinson
Ollie Robinson's dream debut went down the drain due to 9 year-old tweets!
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The English cricketer who made his debut in June suffered a huge setback. He was handed a suspension by the ECB for 8 matches after he played his debut Test where he took 7 wickets and scored a crucial 42.
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In 2012-13, Robinson posted a series of Tweets that were of sexist and racist nature which got resurfaced and went viral after his debut Test.
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Sexting Scandal
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Australian Test skipper Tim Paine was embroiled in an embarrassing sexting scandal that not only costed him his captaincy but also his place in the Test team.
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Paine stepped down just before Ashes after reports of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017,&nbsp; re-emerged that were reportedly swept under the carpet by the then Cricket Australia officials.
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A tearful Paine accepted his deeds in a press conference and issued a clarification before taking a break from cricket
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Olympic medalist jailed
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Sushil Kumar, who won 2 Olympic medals for India is now languishing in the Tihar Jail. The Delhi Police nabbed the wrestler for murdering a fellow wrestler Sagar Dhankad.
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As per the police, the 38-year-old along with 12 accomplices murdered Dhankad, a budding wrestler outside Chhatrasal stadium over a property dispute.
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Peng Shuai
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Peng Shuai, a Chinese Tennis player reportedly went missing after she accused a senior Communist party leader of sexual assault. She however, appeared 3 weeks later at a youth tournament in Beijing.
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In November, Peng said that a 70 year old, senior party leader Zhang Gaoli had sexually abused her 3 years ago.
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After re-appearing, the Wimbledon doubles and French Open champion denied the allegations, but his did not ease the sports world who were earlier demanding proof of her existence by the Chinese government.
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Without worrying about the financial losses, WTA took the bravest step, they suspended all their tournaments in China including Hong Kong.
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European Super league
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Monetising football in the name of modernizing the game became a big fail when the 12 biggest European clubs in April decided to form another league- the European Super League, which would have apparently brought more money to these big clubs.&nbsp;
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The big 6 from EPL- Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool along with Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid were all party to it.
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The now defunct move created chaos in the football world. While some fans welcomed it, some other shunned it. The league was shut down barely 48 hours after it was annonuced as UEFA was quick to take action against the 3 clubs, Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid who weren&rsquo;t ready to give up the idea.
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WTA suspended all tournaments in China due to concerns about the well-being of former doubles number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.

WTA suspends all Tennis tournaments in China over Peng Shuai concerns

The Women's Tennis Association has suspended all tournaments in China due to concerns about the well-being of former doubles number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.

The Women's Tennis Association has suspended all tournaments in China due to concerns about the well-being of former doubles number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.
WTA chief executive Steve Simon said that he can't ask the athletes to compete in China when Peng Shuai is not allowed to communicate freely and has seemingly been pressured to contradict the allegation of sexual assault.
Peng's whereabouts became a matter of international concern following a nearly three-week public absence after she alleged that China's former Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli had sexually assaulted her.
The women's Tennis governing body's decision to walk away from one of its biggest markets was applauded by many leading figures. But it could cost the WTA hundreds of millions of dollars in broadcasting and sponsorship revenue.

WTA chief executive Steve Simon said that he can't ask the athletes to compete there (China) when Peng Shuai is not allowed to communicate freely and has seemingly been pressured to contradict the allegation of sexual assault

The Women's Tennis Association has suspended all tournaments in China due to concerns about the well-being of former doubles number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.
WTA chief executive Steve Simon said that he can't ask the athletes to compete in China when Peng Shuai is not allowed to communicate freely and has seemingly been pressured to contradict the allegation of sexual assault.
Peng's whereabouts became a matter of international concern following a nearly three-week public absence after she alleged that China's former Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli had sexually assaulted her.
The women's Tennis governing body's decision to walk away from one of its biggest markets was applauded by many leading figures. But it could cost the WTA hundreds of millions of dollars in broadcasting and sponsorship revenue.
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China's foreign ministry spokesperson has criticised the move of suspending all&nbsp;women's Tennis tournaments&nbsp;and lashed out at WTA&nbsp;saying, " We firmly oppose the acts that politicises sports."&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Women's Tennis Association & many tennis stars including Serena Williams are worried and concerned about the safety and whereabouts of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai. Peng has reportedly gone missing and hasn't been seen in public since she accused former Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual assault in a post on her Weibo social media account.
Also read: Smriti Mandhana becomes 1st Indian to score a hundred in Women's BBL
The post by the former French Open and Wimbledon doubles champion was quickly removed as the Chinese authorities have avoided commenting on the allegations.  
The post was quickly scrubbed from Chinese social media and the Chinese government has avoided commenting on the situation. Meanwhile, WTA has threatened to pull out all tournaments from China if the allegations prove to be correct. 
Earlier this week, China's state-run media outlet CGTN claimed that an email was sent by the tennis star to WTA which now the tennis body claims is not legitimate.

Tennis world on a warpath with China with a missing tennis player & rape allegations 

Former Wimbledon & French Open doubles champion Peng Shuai is reportedly 'missing' after allegations of rape involving a high-ranking Chinese politician  

Former Wimbledon &amp; French Open doubles champion Peng Shuai&nbsp;is reportedly&nbsp;'missing' after allegations of rape involving a high-ranking&nbsp;Chinese politician&nbsp;&nbsp;

Women's Tennis Association &amp; many tennis stars including Serena Williams are worried and concerned about the safety and whereabouts of Chinese tennis player Peng&nbsp;Shuai. Peng&nbsp;has reportedly gone missing and hasn't been seen in public since she&nbsp;accused former Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual assault in a post on her Weibo social media account.
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The post by the former French Open and Wimbledon doubles champion was quickly removed as the Chinese authorities have avoided commenting on the allegations.&nbsp;Meanwhile,&nbsp;WTA&nbsp;has threatened to pull out all tournaments from China if the allegations prove to be correct.&nbsp;
Earlier this week, China's state-run media outlet&nbsp;CGTN claimed that an email was sent by the tennis star to WTA&nbsp;which now the tennis body claims is not legitimate.

Unvaccinated players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Grand Slams under some conditions, WTA told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to US media

Unvaccinated players to take part in Australian Open: Reports

Unvaccinated&nbsp;players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Grand Slams under some conditions, WTA&nbsp;told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to the US media

Unvaccinated&nbsp;players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Open under some conditions, WTA&nbsp;told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to the US media. As per the mail, the players who haven't received both the jabs for the&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccine will have to undergo a 14-day quarantine period, and those vaccinated do not need to undergo quarantine.&nbsp; However, this is not officially announced and the Australian government and Tennis Australia also declined to comment on the issue. Last week an Australian govt official announced that only players who are fully vaccinated can get the visa to participate in the tournament. Many Tennis players under WTA&nbsp;and Men's ATP&nbsp;are still unvaccinated, World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;has also refused to reveal his vaccination status.&nbsp;

A number of notable Tennis players have bowed out of Tokyo 2020 for different reasons. The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA&nbsp;Tennis players, injuries incurred and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals. The list&nbsp;includes most of the top tennis stars. However, there are more pullouts from among the male players than women. While 11 of the top 20 men will be skipping the Summer Games, only 5 amongst the top 20 women players will not be participating in the event. From among the men, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal,&nbsp;Stan Wawrinka, Dominic Thiem, Denis Shapovalov, Nick Kyrgios, etc will not be seen in Tokyo;&nbsp;Simona&nbsp;Halep, Bianca Andreescu, Coco Gauff, Sofia Kenin, Victoria Azarenka&nbsp;will also not feature in this year's Olympic edition.Serena Williams will also not play in Tokyo 2020. However, the American player did not withdraw, but could not qualify for the Tokyo list.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Notable tennis players who opted out 

From Serena Williams to Roger Federer, Click to know over 10 big names from the Top Tennis&nbsp;fraternity who have decided to skip Tokyo 2020&nbsp;

The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA&nbsp;Tennis players, injuries incurred and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals.

A number of notable Tennis players have bowed out of Tokyo 2020 for different reasons. The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA, injuries incurred during tournaments and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals. The list&nbsp;includes most of the top tennis stars. However, there are more pullouts from among the male players than women. While 11 of the top 20 men will be skipping the Summer Games, only 5 amongst the top 20 women players will not be participating in the event. From among the men, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal,&nbsp;Stan Wawrinka, Dominic Thiem, Denis Shapovalov, Nick Kyrgios&nbsp;will not be seen in Tokyo;&nbsp;Simona&nbsp;Halep, Bianca Andreescu, Coco Gauff, Sofia Kenin, Victoria Azarenka&nbsp;will also not feature in this year's Olympic edition. Serena Williams will also not play in Tokyo 2020. However, the American player did not withdraw, but she could not qualify for Tokyo.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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