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Fabio Fognini apologises for anti-gay slur at Olympics and blames it on Tokyo heat


Meanwhile, Medvedev himself has been a polemic figure for some of his statements and interviews during these Olympic Games.

After requiring two medical time-outs during the win over Fognini with 79 percent humidity accompanied the searing heat at the Ariake Tennis Park.

The Russian claimed he could have died in the conditions, saying: “I can finish the match, but I can die. If I die, who will take responsibility?”

Medvedev went on to become engaged in a squabble with a journalist who had suggested that the Russian Olympic Committee team “are carrying a stigma of cheaters.”





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