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Hajar Abdel Qader, 21 years old, played sports in … Nairobi The Kenyan was in the wild card, when she lost to German Lorena Scheidel, ranked 1026th in the world, by a terrible score of 0-6 and 0-6.
He pointed Egyptian Tennis Federation In his words, the actor “did it International Tennis Federation Championship In Nairobi it is a special invitation card from the past Kenya Tennis Federation“.
He added, “The Egyptian Tennis Federation had no role, directly or indirectly, in selecting the player or requesting or accepting the issuance of this card to him, and the Egyptian Tennis Federation was not involved in any way in the entry or participation of the player.”
The match, which took place during the international tennis tournament, changed… Kenyabecame a rich source of ridicule and controversy after the “terrible” performance given by the Egyptian player Hager Abdel Qader in the fight against the German Lorena Scheidel.
Videos circulated on social media from the game in which Abdel Qader played, showing him making many mistakes, as the referee was forced several times to remind him where he should stand to start a point.
The number of double fouls committed by the Egyptian player reached 20 fouls in 22 games, and the percentage in the first half did not exceed 8.3 percent.
The player scored only 3 points, two of which were due to two unforced errors from Cheadle, while the third was due to an unforced error.
Randy Walker, director of the Vero Beach Futures Tennis Tournament, strongly condemned the incident, writing on the X platform: “There is no need to even investigate this matter. It is a clear affront to the integrity of the sport.”
In another tweet, referring to the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA), Walker hopes that an urgent investigation will be opened on the circumstances of giving invitations to a player who does not have the least technical skills, especially since the tournament that takes place on clay courts has prizes of $ 30,000.
According to his file on the International Tennis Federation website, the match was Abdelkader’s first time on the professional tour.
The Egyptian Federation said, “We do not have any technical, competitive, or regulatory information regarding the players or their performance in the competition.”
