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Six Kings Slam Tournament in Saudi Arabia Postponed to December
Organisers cited security concerns and disrupted air travel after Houthi attacks, while the exhibition will now run Dec. 27-30.
- On Wednesday, organizers postponed the Six Kings Slam tennis tournament in Riyadh to December 27-30, citing major security concerns following recent Houthi attacks on the kingdom.
- Saturday's strike on King Khalid International Airport killed at least 12 people and wounded more than 300, prompting security concerns that delayed the event.
- Featuring stars Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and Alexander Zverev, the $6m exhibition was originally scheduled for next week but delayed due to "logistical reasons."
- Security concerns have rippled across the sporting calendar, with Japan Football Association declining to participate in the FIFAe World Cup in Jeddah over safety assessments.
- Golf's Asian Tour is monitoring security ahead of next month's Saudi International in Riyadh, as Houthi attacks continue threatening major sporting events across the region.
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After the recent attacks by the Yemeni Huthi militia on Saudi Arabia, the Six Kings Slam tennis show tournament was postponed to the end of the year.
·Berlin, Germany
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The bombings in Riyadh continue to hit the world of sport. After the Al Nassr party of Cristiano Ronaldo had to be postponed, the postponement of the Six Kings Slam has now been confirmed in which Carlos Alcaraz will participate. Initially it would be played next week, but the fear ... Continue reading "They postpone the Six Kings Slam in which Carlos Alcaraz will play for the bombings in Riyadh"
·Madrid, Spain
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Six Kings Slam tournament in Saudi Arabia postponed to December
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