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Roland Garros 2023 It will be a tournament that is hard to forget Ioannis Pavlos Varilas. The Peruvian, used to contesting tournaments, matched the best in Paris and put in a historic performance. Reaching the Round of 16 will mean a big jump in the rankings for him. He will also receive very good financial support to continue his career at the age of 27.

Sports news analyzes the situation of the man from Lima and where he will appear on Monday, June 12, when the ATP rankings are analyzed.

Where is Juan Pablo Varillas ranked after Roland Garros 2023?

Juan Pablo Varillas started Roland Garros 2023 in 94th place and with the 180 points he achieved in Paris he will be in the best position of his career: he will appear as the 60th largest racket in the world with a total of 806 units. This jump of 34 places could continue in the coming weeks, since he is very close to Laslo Djere (810), for example. The possibility of being in the top 50 is increasingly real.

It is worth noting that it is the second time for Varya in the second Grand Slam of the season: in the first round of 2022, lost a two-set lead against Canadian Felix Auger Aliassime, then the 9th-ranked player in the world. In the previous two years he had failed in his attempt to overcome the ranking.

How much money did Juan Pablo Varillas win at Roland Garros 2023?

The detailed ATP report ahead of Roland Garros 2023 said Juan Pablo Varillas had earned just over $800,000 since turning pro in 2013. In Paris, the man from Lima collected only 260,000. The great sporting result was accompanied on this occasion by a very good financial incentive.

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Andreeva said that she never thought about changing her citizenship

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The first racket of Russia, Mirra Andreeva, said that she had never thought about changing her citizenship and her neutral status at international tournaments does not put any pressure on her.

On Wednesday, 19-year-old Andreeva beat Greek Maria Sakkari in the second round of the Australian Open with a score of 6:0, 6:4.

– I didn’t even think about it. I heard that Dasha Kasatkina changed her citizenship, and many more players changed their citizenship. But at the moment I intend to play in my previous status. I didn’t receive any offers or anything like that.

— Doesn’t it create pressure when you play without a flag?

“The lack of a flag doesn’t put pressure on me, I just do my job on the court, focus on how to become even better, how to improve. So for me this does not create any pressure,” the Australian Open press service quotes Andreeva as saying.

In the third round of the Australian Open, the Russian will play with the 77th racket of the world, Elena Gabriela Ruze from Romania.

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Sabalenka responds to Oleynikova’s accusations that she supports Lukashenko

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Sabalenka responds to Oleynikova’s accusations that she supports Lukashenko

The world’s first racket Arina Sabalenko He responded to Ukraine’s accusations at the press conference Alexandra Oleynikova In support of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukoshenko:

– Ukrainian tennis player Alexandra Oleynikova mentioned you and several Russian players, saying that you support their governments, and called for a ban on the participation of Russian and top Russian players. I just wanted to give you a chance to answer this.

– Actually, I’ve talked about this a lot before. Of course I want peace and if I could change something I would definitely do it. Other than that, I don’t have anything else to say.

– As a follow-up to the previous question, I respect your wish not to comment on politics, but do you consider Oleynikova’s comments yesterday, in which she personally mentioned you, as unfair? Do you want politics to stay out of tennis?

– Look, I’m here for tennis. This is a tennis event and I’ve said enough in the past and I don’t want to talk politics here.

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SCHNEIDER: Oleynikova’s accusations? I don’t know him and I don’t think he knows me either

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SCHNEIDER: Oleynikova’s accusations? I don’t know him and I don’t think he knows me either

Russian tennis player and 23rd seed at Australian Open 2026 Diana Schneider He responded to the accusations at the press conference Alexandra Oleynikova Why St. Petersburg to support Putin? He explains that he went to St. Petersburg:

– Yesterday, Ukrainian tennis player Alexandra Oleynikova condemned Russian players who participated in exhibition matches sponsored by Gazprom, a major Russian oil company with ties to the war in Ukraine. What is your answer to this? Do you plan to participate in other tournaments with their sponsors?

– You know, we are on Tour all year and I rarely see my family, so I go to St. My only motivation for playing in St. Petersburg is just to visit my family, to show great tennis to my fans who follow us, cheer for us and support us all year round, and if I get such an opportunity I will take it.

– He also talked about your interview in which you talked about your desire to meet Putin and seemed to be seizing the opportunity. You [также] He received an award together with Mirra [Андреевой]. I also want to give you the opportunity to answer this.

– Yeah, I honestly have no idea what he said. I don’t know him at all. I don’t think he knows me either. But Mirra and I had a great year together. And I think just winning a silver medal at the Olympic Games is an incredible achievement. This is everything. I don’t know, I have nothing to comment.

– What do you think about the player making such loud statements in the context of the tournament?

“I didn’t see how you explained it” And frankly I don’t know what you mean. Personally, I’m just here to play tennis, do my job, play great tennis, enjoy the crowd, enjoy the atmosphere, the first Grand Slam of the year. That’s why I’m here; Win as many matches as possible and play great tennis.

Ukraine’s first player, Elina Svitolina, will face Schneider in the 3rd round of the Australian Open.

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