Rublev responds to question about doubles with Kalinskaya: "I don't even want to get into the details"

le 29/04/2025 à 10h55

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Kalinskaya expressed her desire to play mixed doubles at the US Open with Rublev. A surprising statement, as the Russian had already announced his partner in the press—Muchova.

Additionally, this situation sparked discussion due to the 26-year-old player's relationship with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner:

"I had completely forgotten about this tournament. Today, I thought about it and asked Andrey. I wanted to play with him, but he had already made arrangements and didn’t expect me to ask.

I haven’t received any offers so far, I don’t know if I’ll play, we’ll see. Among Russians, I’d only want to play with him. Apparently, I’ll have to look for a foreign partner," she said in comments reported by Tennis World Italia.

When asked about the topic in Madrid, Rublev responded in an interview shared by Fanpage:

"Honestly, I don’t even want to get into the details or try to understand it, because I already have an agreement with Muchova. I didn’t know Anna wanted to play with me. Jannik or no Jannik, I don’t want to get involved. I only found out after she wanted to. What can I say? I’m sorry, but I already made a commitment."

16e, 2510 points

2e, 11500 points

33e, 1461 points

19e, 1996 points

Well said

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is there gonna be a part 2 of this..i hope so 🍿

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