Drama Erupts as Iga Swiatek Left Stranded Despite Reaching Out to Hubert Hurkacz in Controversial Paris Olympics Update

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Shockwaves in Polish camp! Hubert Hurkacz withdrew from the Paris Olympics, which means there will be no Polish teams in the doubles or mixed doubles. He was supposed to play in singles and team up with Jan Zielinski and Iga Swiatek. His sudden withdrawal means Zielinski will be deprived of getting the chance to play doubles and he can’t even form an emergency pair with the WTA no.1. Amidst all the chaos, the President of the Polish Olympic Committee made a bizarre claim about his withdrawal!

Radoslaw Piesiewicz is utterly disappointed with Hurkacz’s decision. The 27-year-old suffered a knee injury during his second-round match at Wimbledon, which forced him to withdraw against Arthur Fils. He confirmed he underwent a “knee procedure” and things looked good for a while, but came the saddening update, “The rehabilitation is really going very well and I am constantly moving forward. However, we have made a decision with the team that I am not able to play in the Olympic Games in Paris.“

It was a “dream” for Hurkacz to represent his nation at the Olympics and win a medal for his country, but now his health stands in the way. Speaking on his recent statement on Instagram, Piesiewicz claimed, “I learned about Hurkacz’s resignation yesterday from a statement. We were counting on Hubert flying to the Olympics, getting his act together, and allowing Janek to play in the mixed doubles.” The President of the Polish Olympic Committee said he had a chat with the Polish Tennis Association and the message he got was everything was going well for the world number 7.