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Even before the match, the champion ordered an interview with Belozertsev through the Wimbledon press service. At the media, the Ukrainian came with his Bulgarian coach Stefan Pantov.
We have already communicated with Nikita after his victory in a single discharge over Kazakh Amir Omarkhanov (the match 6: 4, 6: 2). As a question in Ukrainian Belozertsev answered Russian, stood and listened carefully to his dialogue with his coach.
Today, the Pantov coach immediately suggested that the interview be English. Like, he does not understand Ukrainian. He also agreed that the questions were asked in Russian, which he understands.
But my colleague had no questions to Stephen Pantov. We had questions about Ukrainian Belozertsev. During the week, I interviewed our tennis players daily and none of them even thought of setting similar conditions. So my colleague and I decided to cancel the interview on the spot.
Meanwhile, Belozertsev has more serious questions. According to the champion, the junior can change Ukrainian citizenship to Bulgarian. Rumors began to spread during Nikita’s speeches on Rolan Garros. Today we have addressed three unrelated sources that confirmed that this problem exists.
Another indirect confirmation of these rumors is the Belozertseva Coach Stefan Pantov, who is parallel He works as a regional coordinator of the Bulgarian Tennis Federation in the Black Sea region, a member of the Federation Coaching Council and the technical director of the Bulgarian Tennis Federation.
Maxim Rosenko, especially for the champion from London
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Even before the match, the champion ordered an interview with Belozertsev through the Wimbledon press service. At the media, the Ukrainian came with his Bulgarian coach Stefan Pantov.
We have already communicated with Nikita after his victory in a single discharge over Kazakh Amir Omarkhanov (the match 6: 4, 6: 2). As a question in Ukrainian Belozertsev answered Russian, stood and listened carefully to his dialogue with his coach.
Today, the Pantov coach immediately suggested that the interview be English. Like, he does not understand Ukrainian. He also agreed that the questions were asked in Russian, which he understands.
But my colleague had no questions to Stephen Pantov. We had questions about Ukrainian Belozertsev. During the week, I interviewed our tennis players daily and none of them even thought of setting similar conditions. So my colleague and I decided to cancel the interview on the spot.
Meanwhile, Belozertsev has more serious questions. According to the champion, the junior can change Ukrainian citizenship to Bulgarian. Rumors began to spread during Nikita’s speeches on Rolan Garros. Today we have addressed three unrelated sources that confirmed that this problem exists.
Another indirect confirmation of these rumors is the Belozertseva Coach Stefan Pantov, who is parallel He works as a regional coordinator of the Bulgarian Tennis Federation in the Black Sea region, a member of the Federation Coaching Council and the technical director of the Bulgarian Tennis Federation.
Maxim Rosenko, especially for the champion from London