 The WTA have also come out with a statement, we just read the ATP statement, we read Wimbledon statement all the way back as well, so let's go have a read of the statement by the WTA regarding the banning of Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon. Okay, so here is the WTA statement, which we just saw the ATP coming out saying, this is not a good idea. The WTA strongly condemns the actions that have been taken by Russia and its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. We continue our humanitarian relief efforts to support the Ukraine through tennis plays for peace. We are however very disappointed in today's announcement by the All England Club and the LTA to ban individual athletes who are from Russia and Belarus from competing in the upcoming UK Grass Court events. A fundamental principle of the WTA is that individual athletes may participate in professional tennis events based on merit and without any form of discrimination. That principle is expressly set forth in our rules has been agreed by both the All England Club and the LTA. Prohibitions against discrimination are also clearly expressed in their own rules and the Grand Slam rules. As the WTA has consistently stated, individual athletes should not be penalized or prevented from competing due to where they are from or the decisions made by the governments of their country. Discrimination and the decision to focus on such individuals is neither fair nor justified. The WTA will continue to apply its rules to reject discrimination and ensure that all athletes are able to compete at our tour events should they qualify to do so. A position that until today's announcement has been shared across professional tennis. So there you have it. So the ATP and the WTA have come together in their call for action I guess or a reaction to what the just the Wimbledon Federation of the Tennis Federation in the UK have done just Wimbledon. But Wimbledon banning Russian players and Belarusian players from competing this year and the WTA and the ATP have come out with statements saying that is not good. That is discrimination against those players and that is not right. It's against the agreements and it's against the rules when it comes to those organizations that they all agreed upon. So let me know in the chat. Let me know in the comments again. What do you reckon? Do you reckon that the ATP and the WTA have a point? Do you think it is unfair or do you think that Wimbledon, I mean, they're doing the right thing and I guess setting a precedent for the rest of the tour to maybe follow in the future. But man, ATP WTA, they are not happy with the Wimbledon's decision to ban the Russian and Belarusian players.