TURIN, Italy (AP) — Russian tennis participant Andrey Rublev made an attraction for peace following his win over compatriot Daniil Medvedev on the ATP Finals on Monday.
The seventh-ranked Rublev wrote “Peace, Peace, Peace, All we'd like,” on a TV digital camera lens.
Rublev and Medvedev — together with all Russian and Belarus tennis gamers — have been competing with out their flag or nation subsequent to their names as a part of widespread sports activities sanctions on account of Russia’s struggle with Ukraine.
Rublev made an analogous attraction in February, writing “No struggle please” on a TV digital camera lens shortly after Russia’s invasion.
His newest attraction comes following Russia’s withdrawal from the Ukrainian metropolis of Kherson, considered one of Ukraine’s largest successes within the practically nine-month-old struggle.
Rublev gained 6-7 (7), 6-3, 7-6 (7).
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