Medvedev under pressure: Provocative allegations and loss in the quarter -finals!

Medvedev under pressure: Provocative allegations and loss in the quarter -finals!

In the quarter-finals of the ATP-500 tournament in Dubai, the Russian tennis star Daniil Medvedev got into a heated argument with the referee Adel Nour. After a dramatic match against the Dutch Tallon Griekspoor, in which Medvedev won the first set 6-2, he lost the second set and ultimately had to give up 5: 7 in the third set. The unexpected outbreak of Medvedevs came after a number of missed opportunities, including eight breakballs and four match balls, which further increased the frustration of the Russian athlete. When he returned to the bank, he loudly expressed his lack of understanding of the referee decision, which led to a warning. "What is that supposed to, double morality against Russians?" He asked irritated after complaining about supposed injustices, such as krone.at reported.

dramatic turn and historical classification

medvedev's words not only reflect his personal disappointment, but also come across the geopolitical tensions that currently shape Russia. In another context, President Dmitri Medvedev, not related to the tennis player, formulated the "Medvedev doctrine" in 2008, which emphasizes the basic principles of international law and Russia engagement for a multipolar world. This doctrine stipulates that the protection of the quality of life and the dignity of Russian citizens abroad has top priority and illustrates Russia's reservations about western influences. While Medvedev is confronted with his own fights in the tennis court, a parallel to the difficulties that Russian politics is currently experiencing can be seen. This connection reinforces the impression of a nation that is exposed to a feeling of injustice in difficult times, as is shown wikipedia