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Player andre rublev. after his match on friday, he had this message to everyone writing on the camera lens, no war please. the world number seven men's tennis player says it is important to have peace in the world. >> my match is not important so it is not about my match. because what is happening is much more terrible. >> his fellow countryman daniel medvedev said he is all for peace, and that is the most important thing right now. and the world of international football is also coming out against the russian invasion of ukraine. the war has prompted one of the sport's most prestigious even...

I've heard that quite a bit. but there's also the madman theory, which is another kind of psychology approach. you can pretend you're mad so your opponents say, oh, my goodness, what is he going to do, we have no idea, therefore we'd better be careful. so with vladimir putin, i think we have to look at many different possibilities for what he's doing. but to me, that was really quite a striking piece of video. >> this is, jill, andre rublev, russian tennis player, writing, no war, please, on a camera lens, after his semifinal win at the dubai championship today. is he not in russia. but how wi...

Manchester city showing their support for ukraine, and for cities alexander lukashenko. the defender moved to tears. emotions running high, too, for his compatriot. both players sharing a powerful, poignant embrace. cash sending a stay strong message to polish international teammate defender thomas kensura who said he is currently in the ukrainian capital. cash booked, though, after scoring. while poland and sweden national teams now say they won't face russia in playoff matches next month, ahead of this world cup in qatar. and andre rublev who made dploebl headlines with his powerful gesture ...

Medvedev from russia, something requested by the uk sports minister, joining us now with more insight is cnn contributor, patrick mcenroe, also an espn commentator, and the host of "the holding port" podcast. how real is this that he needs to give this assurance, and how, i guess, significant or unprecedented is this, patrick? >> well, brianna, i think this is unprecedented and i do not think it's going to happen. i don't think it should happen that the russian tennis players, whether it's daniil medvedev or andre rublev, who is still here, he'll play later in the quarter finals, i don't think...

One, rublev number 7 have come out and said they're in favor of peace and no war. interestingly they haven't specifically mentioned ukraine because, well, i'm going to come up with my guess as to why. their families are still in russia. they participate in normal life in russia, in fact, rublev's parents are coaches that work within the system there. i'm told by sources very close to the players they don't want to make any public comments about this other than what they've already stated, which is that they're against war in general, not specifically against this one because of fear of repercu...