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Veteran Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic believes that we should tone down the emotion on tennis cancellations. As is true, there are many other big things in the world right now that are actually worth grieving about.
As per the Canadian star, sport is very important but is only a part of life at the end of the day. We are at a phase right now where many people face a dangerous situation with regard to their lives itself. That’s why, even though he is itching to play tennis, he’ll not be the one to crib about the cancellation of the entire season.
Milos Raonic had this conversation with CNN. Let’s find out from the Canadian himself how he views the crisis.
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What did Milos Raonic say?
Milos Raonic believes that tennis fans should be putting the problem in the context of the larger picture of the world at this juncture.
“Sport, as wonderful as it is, is really a minor concern for everybody nowadays. I think the health of the people around us, the communities, the world. This is something that the whole world is participating in.”
“If these events do not happen, I think personally that would be tough, but I think it’s something that you could get over pretty quickly when you put it in context with everything else that’s going on and everything else that needs to happen.”
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Milos Raonic has hit the nail on its head with these statements. While all tennis fans can sympathise with the emotion of a grand slam being cancelled, there are much larger issues at hand right now that require us to focus our energies.
As soon as the pandemic recedes, the season will be back in full swing. We all need to do whatever we can to help our communities till then. Let’s hope that the world emerges stronger from the pandemic and its effects.
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