luciana solazzo

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@eleonora_aloise Curioso che questa geniale idea sia venuta adesso e non 10 anni fa… forse per poi poter gridare: i vostri slam non valgono quanto i miei?

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@Simon_Forever Mi devo ancora riprendere…

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@eleonora_aloise Questi sono i momenti in cui rimpiango di più la mancata qualificazione al Mondiale di calcio… almeno un sacco di opinionisti dell’ultima ora sarebbero concentrati su altro!

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@paolobertolucci Mi sembra un concetto chiarissimo, eppure quasi tutti non capiscono! Non grido al complotto e non capisco tutte queste polemiche sulla programmazione. Mancava un game per chiudere ed è successo l’imponderabile! Nello sport capita!

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@eleonora_aloise Quel passante in cross mi ricorda una delle giornate sportive più belle delle mia vita, nonché uno dei punti più belli di quella partita…13 luglio 2025 ♥️

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@Simon_Forever In effetti…

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@SuperTennisTv Wimbledon. Perché è il mio Slam preferito e per come ha giocato lui ♥️

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@Simon_Forever Bisognerà consolare Carlitos, credo 🤣

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@AdrianoPanatta Era tutto chiarissimo!

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

@Simon_Forever Ci si divertirebbe moltissimo

[Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron]

Il y a un agresseur : la Russie.

Il y a un peuple agressé : l'Ukraine.

Nous avons tous eu raison d'aider l'Ukraine et de sanctionner la Russie il y a trois ans et de continuer à le faire.

Nous, c’est les Américains, les Européens, Canadiens, Japonais et plusieurs autres.

Merci à tous ceux qui ont aidé et continuent. Et respect à ceux qui, depuis le début, se battent. Parce qu'ils se battent pour leur dignité, leur indépendance, pour leurs enfants et pour la sécurité de l'Europe.

[Rula Jebreal @rulajebreal]

In 22 anni di politica estera, non ho mai assistito a un scambio così feroce, violento, volgare, umiliante e degradante di un alleato.
L'ennesima dimostrazione che l'Europa deve svegliarsi.
Trump e’ ufficialmente il portavoce dei dittatori sanguinari

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Thank you America, thank you for your support, thank you for this visit. Thank you @POTUS, Congress, and the American people.
Ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working exactly for that.

[Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron]

There is an aggressor: Russia.

There is a victim: Ukraine.

We were right to help Ukraine and sanction Russia three years ago—and to keep doing so.

By “we,” I mean the Americans, the Europeans, the Canadians, the Japanese, and many others.

Thank you to all who have helped and continue to do so. And respect to those who have been fighting since the beginning—because they are fighting for their dignity, their independence, their children, and the security of Europe.

[Cecilia Sala @ceciliasala]

Un americano che non è mai stato in Ucraina e un presidente che, oggi, non sa dire in quale anno sia cominciata l’invasione russa spiegano a Zelensky la guerra nel suo paese dandogli sulla voce per cinque minuti senza interruzioni

[Luigi Marattin @marattin]

Con Zelensky senza se e senza ma.

[Martina Navratilova @Martina]

I think this still stinks. We are trying to keep out dopers… and Jannik Sinner is not that…this 3 month suspension doesn’t help anyone. At least Jannik will be done with this and will have a forced vacation instead. Tennis loses in every way.

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

WADA general counsel, Ross Wenzel, says Jannik Sinner’s case was a million miles away from doping & that Jannik did not get to choose what months he would serve his 3-month ban:

“This was a case that was a million miles away from doping. The scientific feedback that we received was that this could not be a case of intentional doping, including micro-dosing."

“Wada has received messages from those that consider that the sanction was too high and, in some respects, if you have some saying this is unfair on the athlete, and others saying it's not enough, maybe it's an indication that although it's not going to be popular with everyone, maybe it's an indication that it was in the right place.”

“When we look at these cases we try to look at them technically, operationally and we don't do it with fear of what the public and the politicians or anyone is going to say."

Wenzel says that sanctions are ‘blind to the calendar’ & says Sinner did not get to choose what months he would serve his ban:

"Once you've reached an agreement, what you can't do is then say 'oh, but we're going to have this apply from two months in the future for a period of three months.’”

"It must come into effect quickly. Of course, once the deal is done, it's important that it is executed and that it is made public for reasons of transparency.”

"So it happened, because of the timing of the CAS proceedings, it happened to be decided last Friday, it was a very late night, and it came into effect immediately, so that is the reason for the timing.”

"The sanctions that we impose and the code even says this, they're blind to the calendar. The correct sanction should be imposed and it comes into effect when it comes into effect and it shouldn't be modulated or modified to take into account whether the events that are coming up are significant or not significant."

He also added that there have been around 67 other resolution agreements since 2021.

Source:

https://t.co/TtcllXHDbl

[Eurosport IT @Eurosport_IT]

Oggi, più che mai, con te.
Questa storia sarà definitivamente alle spalle.

Ti aspettiamo, @janniksin ❤️‍🩹

[luciana solazzo @SolazzoL]

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