A Russian tennis player said that when he entered Australia he had a positive test – Sports

There are some tweets popping up regarding Andrey Rublev saying (via Sportsklub) he was still positive for covid-19 when he flew to Australia. If true, just know this can happen and is detailed in the Australian Department of Health “inbound international travel” regulations: pic.twitter.com/dSslvHFDfM

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After him, the other Russian tennis player in the top 10 attracted attention. The second in the world Daniil Medvedev was eliminated after 7: 6 (1), 6: 4, 4: 6, 6: 2 by the representative of Australia Nick Kirios.

Already in the interview on the court, the Russian expressed dissatisfaction that he was booed during the match. He pointed out that the sounds of the audience between the first and second service were distracting. There were boos again during the interview, as the Russian called on the audience to show respect at least to the interviewer Jim Carrier.

Minutes later, Medvedev, who was a finalist last year, added: “I think some people just have low IQs.”

Kirios spoke positively about the qualities of the Russian. “I think if you ask the tennis players to vote now, they will choose him (Medvedev) as the best in the world right now.”

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