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Wimbledon warned Royal Family face ‘congratulating someone from Russia’ https://t.co/Wp3UZKIRYD — Tech Jaun (@techjaun) July 8, 2022

She still lives in Russia so she should have been sanctioned! Stop the Final!!! — Marta em Recife Debaixo D’Agua (@MartaRego9) July 7, 2022

Stop the Final!!! — Marta em Recife Debaixo D’Agua (@MartaRego9) July 7, 2022

Russia rooting for Rybakina in Wimbledon final – tennis chief
Moscow-born Elena Rybakina will have support in Russia despite now representing Kazakhstan — TRUTH PUKE (@TruthPuke) July 8, 2022

Hey @Wimbledon , you are really going to look stupid if that wonderful girl, Elena Rybakina, a girl born in Moscow, RUSSIA, wins the title, wouldn’t you? I warned you. Further, as I predicted, the government who’s dictates you followed in banning Russians, Boris is gone. — Hendrik Pieterse 🇿🇦 (@HPiAnalytics59) July 8, 2022

I find it hilarious that as a direct result of Wimbledon’s ban on Russian and Belarusian players, a Russian is now the men’s world number 1. And there’s someone born and raised in Russia in the women’s final anyway! Tennis 🤦‍♀️ — Catherine Mizrahi (@Cat_Mizrahi) July 8, 2022

Russian websites are claiming Moscow-born Kazakh Elena Rybakina as their own after she reached the #Wimbledon final.

Part of the AELTC's reason for Russia ban was to stop propaganda of any success of Russian players but seems that's now happening anywayhttps://t.co/wKlmJpdLql — Yasmin Syed (@yasminstefsyed) July 8, 2022

Wimbledon's stated impetus for the ban was to prevent Russia from propagandizing Wimbledon participation/successes, apparently unaware that RUS celebrates/propagandizes the achievements of all RUS ethnics; e.g., RUS media refer to Rybakina as "наша елена" ("our Elena"). — Max Israeletic (@mzi80) July 8, 2022