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Wimbledon lifts ban on Russian, Belarusian players that was imposed after invasion of Ukraine

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Wimbledon 2023 will open its doors to Russian and Belarusian tennis players. The All England Club made the decision after talks with the UK government. The tournament president Ian Hewitt said it was an "incredibly difficult decision" The tournament will take place in London from July 3 to 16.

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Wimbledon lifts ban on Russian, Belarusian players that was imposed after invasion of Ukraine

Players from Russian and Belarusian states will now be permitted to compete at Wimbledon as 'neutral' athletes

1 year ago·United States

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Infobae

Wimbledon lifted the veto for the war in Ukraine: it will allow Russian and Belarusian tennis players to participate

Players will be able to compete as neutral athletes after the All England Club lifted the ban it imposed last year.

1 year ago·C A B A, Argentina

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News

Wimbledon lifts ban on Russian and Belarusian players

Men's number five ranked Daniil Medvedev and women's number two ranked Aryna Sabalenka could be back at Wimbledon.

1 year ago

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UOL

Wimbledon tournament will allow Russian and Belarusian tennis players to enter

Athletes sponsored by companies operated or controlled by Russia will not be allowed

1 year ago·Brazil

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Chicago Tribune

Wimbledon permitirá participar a los tenistas rusos y bielorrusos

Los tenistas rusos y bielorrusos podrán participar este año en Wimbledon, tercer 'Grand Slam' de la temporada

1 year ago·Chicago, United States

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Tennis World

Wimbledon opens to Russian and Belarusian players: right decision?

The long-awaited decision on the participation of Russian and Belarusian tennis players in the next edition of Wimbledon 2023 has arrived. The oldest tournament in the world will once again open its doors to athletes of these nationalities, but only under certain conditions, they specify, through a press release: "Our current intention is to accept entries from Russian and Belarusian players, provided they compete as neutral athletes and meet th…

1 year ago·United States

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