Linda Noskova's mother passed away on the eve of Wimbledon 2024.
Two years later, she wins Wimbledon in her memory.
A story of resilience, as shown today on the court ❤️
Not planning on watching today’s match, obviously.
I continue to confidently stand by my reporting and the work of my great editors and fact-checkers on those stories.
Thinking of everyone who remains affected by the issue of domestic violence and who also can’t watch today.
‘It doesn’t change what happened if he wins it. But it will be a moment of celebration and exaltation, and that will be painful for all the people who cannot easily move past these stories.’
@BenRothenberg on why, for so many, it's 'anyone but Zverev'.
https://t.co/CWAbO3c5xU
This is a good time to bring up this article for new tennis fans. A harrowing reminder of what victims of abuse endure and the lengths institutions go to in order to protect abusive men like Alexander Zverev.
https://t.co/FIBxFhZEfJ
Mid-first set.
Daria Medvedeva to her husband: "It's hot for everybody. Everybody is suffering. You need to behave!"
Daniil: "When I start finding the court I'll start to behave."