sport news Azarenka slams Wimbledon ban on Russian and Belarusian players following ...

sport news Azarenka slams Wimbledon ban on Russian and Belarusian players following ...
sport news Azarenka slams Wimbledon ban on Russian and Belarusian players following ...
Victoria Azarenka slams Wimbledon decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players following invasion of Ukraine... with former world number one claiming the move 'does not make sense' Ban on Russian and Belarusian players continues to cause controversy in tennis Victoria Azarenka said she wants a 'reaction' against Wimbledon from the tour The Belarusian is a member of the WTA's player council and an influential voice Azarenka said she was 'not sure' if she would go to court to contest the decision 

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Former world No 1 Victoria Azarenka has called for a 'reaction' against Wimbledon from the women's tour in response to player bans this year.

A current member of the WTA's Player Council, the Belarussian has been in on what she reported have been twelve hours of meetings taking place at the Madrid Open.

Azarenka, a double Australian Open champion, is an influential voice. While guarded, she is clearly unhappy with the decision to exclude her compatriots and the Russians.

Victoria Azarenka has criticised the 'senseless' decision to ban Russians and Belarusians

Victoria Azarenka has criticised the 'senseless' decision to ban Russians and Belarusians

Wimbledon is standing firm despite some criticism from within the tennis world

 Wimbledon is standing firm despite some criticism from within the tennis world

'I think there should be a reaction to that, that is all I want to say. If you are asking me if I agree with Wimbledon, or I see their reasoning after being on a personal call with them, I don't see their reasoning,' she said. 

'It does not make sense and it does not connect to what they are saying.'

She

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