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on in Ukraine, but about some really interesting sports connections here, obviously, that are

really pretty impressive. Andre Rublev is a pro tennis player who recently advanced

to the finals, I believe, in Dubai, and wrote on the camera, as he was jogging off the

tennis court. He wrote on the camera that he wanted for there to be peace. Let me read

the exact quote. I tweeted this out if you haven't seen it yet. No war please. This Russian

tennis player, Andre Rublev, as he advanced to the final in Dubai, wrote no war please, basically

with a sharpie on the camera. It is incredibly brave for him to be willing to do so, given

the pressure that Russia can bring to bear on people who are Russian or have families

left behind in Russia or have connections to Russia, to be willing to defy Vladimir Putin

publicly like that is an incredible gesture by him. So that is very, very significant, the

fact that he was willing to do it. Also, and I haven't seen the video of this, I've just

seen the reports, but Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington capitals, obviously, the incredibly

talented scoremaking hockey player came out and also came out against the war in a Friday

press availability as well. To have two different Russian athletes speak out against the invasion

that is currently occurring by Vladimir Putin into Ukraine is, I think, incredibly brave.

We talk a lot about bravery in the context of athletics, particularly in the United States.

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