US EditionSaudi Arabia's Sportswashing Campaign Has Already Won
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Jannik Sinner held a gold racquet. Smiley Italian and not for less, he had just pocketed 5 million euros. Next to him, the Saudi authorities were also happy, already they knew that this was the first step, that days later tennis would receive an earthquake, that they had finally got away with, that Saudi Arabia will host a Masters 1000 from 2028.The Six Kings Slam was a simple sample of muscle.In many ways it was even meaningless.
Saudi Arabia's sportswashing campaign has already won
Saudi Arabia just wrapped up its second edition of the Six Kings Slam tennis exhibition, featuring icons such as Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jannik Sinner. Rafael Nadal, who competed in the first go-around, is now retired but serves as Saudi Arabia’s official tennis ambassador. If you are frustrated about this – say, the participants taking photographs with Turki Alalshikh, for whom a wing of a jail in Riyadh is reportedly nicknamed beca…
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