Five Grand Slam winners Iga Swiatek It was reportedly improved safety after “radical” fans verbally attacked her during this week’s Miami Open.
Fans have previously sent abuse messages to three dominations French Open The BBC Sport reported that the online winner quoted Swiatek’s representatives online.
The reported incident occurred during a practice session on Saturday, “[appeared] “Become a direct transition from online verbal aggression to harassment in the real world,” Swiatek’s representative said.
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Five-time Grand Slam champion IGA Swiatek reportedly gained enhanced security during this week’s Miami Open after “radical” fans verbally attacked her in the tournament. Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
“Constructive criticism is one thing, threats during training, hate speech and even interference are another – it is unforgivable,” he said. A spokesperson for Swiatek said.
“We take the safety and security of all players and game attendees very seriously,” the Miami Open said in a statement. “We are constantly evaluating any potential threats and taking all measures to respond appropriately. To ensure the effectiveness of these efforts, we have not disclosed the details of the security action.”
The World Tennis Association added: “Player safety is our top priority. The WTA works closely with the Championships and its security teams to provide best practices for international sporting events to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.
“There are comprehensive security protocols to ensure that any incidents are handled quickly and efficiently. These events are not the details we discuss publicly, but we are firmly committed to participating in one of our events for players and everyone to maintain a safe environment.”
Swiatek recently returned from a month of doping suspension and she didn’t miss any Grand Slams. (Imagn)
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Swiatek recently returned from a month of doping suspension and she didn’t miss any Grand Slams.
This episode comes more than a month after the 2021 U.S. Open champions deleted their stalkers in a match. Emma Raducanu in Dubai.
Lakanu said she could barely breathe when a stalker approached her earlier in the match at the Dubai Championship last month, and her eyes were filled with tears.
No. 2 seed Swiatek lost to wildcard Alexandra Eala in Wednesday’s quarterfinals. Later, when asked if safety conditions undermined her game preparations, Swiatek replied: “No, I won’t say that.” (Christinne Muschi/Canadian Media via AP)
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No. 2 seed Swiatek lost to wildcard Alexandra Eala in Wednesday’s quarterfinals. Later, when asked if safety conditions undermined her game preparations, Swiatek replied: “No, I won’t say that.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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