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范阿舍为何表示,退出斯德哥尔摩赛事仍意味着要飞去那里
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既然已经退出网球赛事,为什么还要飞过去?对卢卡·范阿舍来说,答案不是再打一场比赛,而是亲自办理退赛手续:他说自己必须到斯德哥尔摩露面,否则可能面临一笔不小的罚款。11月8日,这位法国球员正在巴黎戴高乐机场等候,竞技赛季已经结束,旅程却显然还没有结束。1
我必须去斯德哥尔摩现场退赛。我退赛太晚了。我必须在星期四之前作出决定,否则就会被罚一大笔钱。
他的说法由法语翻译而来,描述的是他认为自己面临的义务,并非已经实施的处罚。这个区别贯穿整个事件:有证据表明,一名球员正准备出行以避免制裁,但没有确认他被罚款、支付了任何费用或完成了规定的检查。1
此行原本要完成什么
RMC 报道称,对于已报名正赛却未到现场接受检查的球员,罚款可能高达10,000美元,约合9,000欧元。这是媒体报道的金额,并非经独立证实、适用于范阿舍个案的罚款上限。它既不是退赛后自动产生的费用,也不是已知他欠下的金额。欧元金额只是报道给出的约略换算值。1
这项解释有重要的局限。官方退赛通知尚未确认他退赛时的具体签表身份,也没有确定适用于他个人情况的 ATP 条款或任何例外规定。他的说法解释了为何他认为自己必须前往,但仅凭这一说法无法解决规则适用问题。
因此,对开篇问题最明确的回答应当更为有限:范阿舍说自己必须前往,RMC 报道称,通知赛事监督后进行现场医疗检查是此行目的。他是否完成这些步骤就能免除个案中所有潜在处罚,仍未得到确认。
突破性的一周撞上另一项截止期限
不过,星期四这一说法仍应归于范阿舍和 RMC,而不应写成经独立核实的官方截止日期。具体退赛时间也尚未确定。赛事开赛当天有退赛报道,本身并不能证明适用哪条规则,也不能证明发生了违规。
对这位22岁的球员而言,这是一次重要竞技突破之后遭遇的行政程序插曲。他以世界排名第47位的身份开启巴黎赛事周,并首次闯入大师赛1000赛半决赛,成为在该赛事中进入四强的第12位法国球员。这个排名反映的是他在该周开始时的位置,并非经核实的赛后排名。1
已知
- 范阿舍说,他正在等着飞往斯德哥尔摩,以便亲自办理退赛手续,避免一笔不小的罚款。 1
未知
- 目前没有确认他是否抵达、接受了检查、收到罚款或获得豁免。
后续
- 若能确认他完成了医疗检查,以及 ATP 是否作出任何处罚决定,便可明确这件事最终如何收场。
这种反差确实存在,但不必夸大:范阿舍当年已停止参赛,却仍认为自己必须进行一次国际旅行,才能办完退赛手续。他在机场的说法解释了他打算进行这趟行程,但不能证明行程已经完成,也不能说明最终的财务结果。
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播出原貌
- Luca Van Assche withdrew from Stockholm, then waited at an airport for a flight there.
- The French player says missing the withdrawal deadline means he still needs to appear in Sweden or risk a substantial fine. His competitive season has ended, but the withdrawal process has left him preparing for another international trip. What does he need to do to avoid the threatened penalty?
- Van Assche was waiting at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport on November eighth. He'd just finished his best run at the Paris Masters, and he said he needed to travel to Stockholm to complete his withdrawal in person.
- He'd originally entered Stockholm's ATP 250 event, then decided to pull out after his Paris run. He explained that he'd made that decision too late to avoid the extra procedure. Thursday was the cutoff he said he'd needed to meet.
- Van Assche said, “I have to go to Stockholm to withdraw on site. I withdrew late. I had to decide before Thursday, otherwise I get a big fine.” He was describing the requirement he understood himself to face.
- He was still playing in Paris when that Thursday cutoff arrived. He competed in the round of sixteen that day, and his run continued into the weekend. The decision about the following week's tournament overlapped with the biggest Masters event breakthrough of his career.
- Thursday was November fifth. Ben Shelton beat Van Assche in the Paris semifinal on November seventh. By November eighth, Stockholm's opening day, Van Assche was explaining why withdrawing still left him preparing to travel.
- The trip's purpose was medical verification by Stockholm's official tournament doctor. The withdrawal process also calls for notifying the ATP supervisor. That examination requirement doesn't tell us why Van Assche withdrew, and he hasn't identified a specific injury behind the decision.
- The possible fine is reportedly up to ten thousand dollars for a main-draw entrant who doesn't attend the on-site examination. That's about nine thousand euros. No fine against Van Assche has been confirmed.
- That possible amount depends on the main-draw condition. His precise draw status when he withdrew hasn't been confirmed. His account explains why he believed he needed to travel; it doesn't settle which ATP provision or exception applied to him.
- Stockholm's tournament runs from November eighth through the fourteenth. Van Assche had ended his competitive season rather than starting another tournament week. His airport remarks described an intended journey, so they don't confirm that he arrived in Sweden.
- At twenty-two, Van Assche had reached his first Masters 1000 semifinal. He became the twelfth French player to reach the last four at the Paris event. He entered that week ranked forty-seventh, after a season that had already brought his first ATP title.
- Van Assche fell to world number two hundred thirty-eight during a difficult twenty twenty-five, with injuries and lost confidence. In twenty twenty-six, he won his first ATP title at Estoril in July, then reached the Paris semifinals.
- His next ranking goal is number thirty-two, aiming for a seeding at January's Australian Open. But his final task after Paris was completing the Stockholm withdrawal process. Nobody has confirmed whether he completed the examination or received a fine.
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