Five -time Grand Slam winner IGA Swiatek was allegedly promoted during the Miami Open during the Open this week, as a “aggressive” fan attacked him orally in the tournament.
The fan has sent derogatory messages to the first three -time French Open winner to rule online, BBC Sport described the representatives of Sweetake.
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Five -time Grand Slam winner IGA Swiatek was allegedly promoted during the Miami Open during the Open this week, as a “aggressive” fan attacked him orally in the tournament. (Clive Brankil/Getty Images)
“Creative criticism is one thing, and the dangers, hatred speech or even disturbances during training are another – it cannot be condensed,” said a spokesman for Swiyatech.
“We take the safety and safety of all the players and the people present in the tournament very seriously,” Miami Open said in a statement. “We constantly evaluate any possible threats and take every measures to give appropriate answers. To ensure the effectiveness of these efforts, we do not disclose the details of our safety functions.”
The World Tennis Association said, “Player Safety is our top priority. WTA works with the tournament and their security teams on the best practices for international sports events to ensure the safety and welfare of all participants.
“There is a comprehensive safety protocol to ensure that any event is handled immediately and effectively. Their details are not something we discuss in public, but we are firm in their commitment to maintain a safe environment for players and everyone is one of our events.”
Swetech recently returned from a one -month doping suspension, in which she did not remember any Grand Slam. (Image)
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The episode comes more than a month after the removal of a stocker from the match played by 2021 US Open Champion Emma Redukanu in Dubai.
At the Dubai Championship last month, Redukanu said, she could breathe barely and her eyes were filled with tears when a hunter who had already contacted in the tournament was in the stand during her match.
Number 2-Verven Swiytech lost to Wild Card Alexandra Eela in the quarter-finals on Wednesday. Later, when asked if the security situation disrupted the preparation of his match, Swetek replied: “No, I wouldn’t say that.” (Canadian press via Christine Muschi/AP)
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Number 2-Verven Swiytech lost to Wild Card Alexandra Eela in the quarter-finals on Wednesday. Later, when asked if the security situation disrupted the preparation of his match, Swetek replied: “No, I wouldn’t say that.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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