Daniil Medvedev has qualified for the quarter-finals of the ATP Masters 1000 in Miami, where he will play Hubert Hurkacz on Thursday. The Russian hasn’t even lost a set in Miami yet and has defeated Andy Murray (6:4, 6:2), Pedro Martinez (6:3, 6:4) and Jenson Broxby (7:5, 6:1). Medvedev is awaiting his first win of the year in a major tournament, but his performance in one of the major tournaments may be in doubt.
Danio Medvedev may not play at Wimbledon. It is possible that he will have to sign a declaration
British media are reporting local government plans for the nearest Wimbledon tournament. Great Britain is tightening sanctions against athletes from Russia and Belarus, which could also affect Grand Slam matches. The British government may introduce a rule that players from both countries must declare in writing that they do not support the regime. Russian President Vladimir Putin. In addition, tennis players from Russia and Belarus will not be able to comment on Putin.
– We want to have such confirmation that an athlete from Russia or Belarus does not receive money from Putin or from both countries. In addition, players will have to state that they will not comment on Putin’s topics. If they do say they are neutral athletes, we want to make sure they are, said Nigel Huddleston, Britain’s sports minister. So the government must pass such laws first, and then the Wimbledon organizer must agree that it will enforce them.
This year’s Wimbledon starts on June 27 and runs until July 10. last year in Toy The Serbian Novak Djokovic and Australian Ashleigh Barty won the singles. Daniil Medvedev reached the fourth round last year, losing 6:2, 6:7, 6:3, 3:6, 3:6 with Hubert Hurkacz.
