There have been major scandals in the tennis world in the past weeks. The names at the head of this scandal were Peng Shuai and former deputy prime minister Zhang Gaoli. According to Shuai’s statements, the former deputy prime minister forced the famous tennis player to have sex.
Peng Shuai harassment news latest developments
After these developments, former Australian tennis player Pat Cash broke his silence and made statements. Pat Cash’s explanations were mostly that the event didn’t make sense. Female tennis player Pen Shuai later showed herself in another video.
In this video, she denies the allegations that the famous tennis player Zhang Gaoli called her to have sex with her. The media, unable to make sense of the incident, turned their eyes to Pat Cash and Shuai’s close circle.
Cash has most recently made statements that he thinks this world scandal doesn’t make sense and that he thinks it’s a “big blow”.
Pat Cash and Shuai’s Coaches Confused
Speaking to Melbourne 3AW, Cash continued his statements here as well. The famous name, who says that he is not sure that he can say anything without 100 percent information about the event, thinks that the event should be clarified.
Some coaches working with the Chinese tennis player Shuai also did not make a clear statement on this issue. After the statements given by Cash, who spoke to the Melbourne talk radio station, the incident still has not been clarified. There’s only one video of scandal and denial left.
Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) alongside Shuai
She has made it clear that she is on the side of WTA Shuai, the women’s tennis association. They said they doubted that the allegations of this scandalous incident would be forced to withdraw. WTA expressed that its concerns are still not over.
Shuai even canceled his China tour and stayed at home. In addition to WTA’s statements, Cash complained that no one believed the Chinese tennis player. Another thing he complained about was that the incident was still not clear and Shuai might have been forced to take a step back.