US EditionRybakina 'disappointed' that coach ban remains in place
- Elena Rybakina expressed her disappointment that the WTA upheld the ban against her former coach Stefano Vukov after an investigation.
- The WTA confirmed that Vukov's suspension remains in place but did not specify its duration or the specific breach of conduct.
- Rybakina stated, "I have never made any complaints or any of these things. I always said that he never mistreated me."
- Stefano Vukov denies wrongdoing, asserting he has "never abused anyone," while Rybakina has since hired Davide Sanguinetti as her coach.
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Rybakina ‘disappointed’ with ex-coach Vukov’s ban - Daily Trust
World number seven Elena Rybakina said she is “disappointed” at the WTA’s decision to uphold the ban against her former coach Stefano Vukov following an independent investigation into his behaviour towards the player. It was announced in January that the Croat had been provisionally suspended after allegedly breaching the WTA’s Code of Conduct. The 37-year-old helped Rybakina to win Wimbledon in 2022 but their five-year partnership ended days be…
Rybakina ’disappointed’ about coach Vukov’s suspension after WTA investigation
Elena Rybakina said on Wednesday she was “disappointed” with the WTA Tour decision to ban her former coach Stefano Vukov following the governing body’s investigation into a potential breach of its code of conduct.
Stefano Vukov: Elena Rybakina 'disappointed' with former coach's ban
World number seven Elena Rybakina says she is "disappointed" at the WTA's decision to uphold the ban against her former coach Stefano Vukov following an independent investigation into his behaviour towards the player.
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