(Watch) Maria Sharapova meets Manchester United legend David Beckham

(Courtesy : @mariasharapova/Instagram)
Maria Sharapova also attended the US Open and the Wimbledon Championships, earlier this year.
Former Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova recently took to social media and uploaded a series of pictures from an event organised by Stella Artois for supporting Water, which is a non-profit organisation. At the event, the likes of David Beckham and Ludacris were also invited.
Stella Artois is also the official beer partner of the Wimbledon Championships and the official supplier of Roland Garros. Invited at the event, the five-time Grand Slam champion uploaded pictures alongside the English football legend on her Instagram account.
In the caption, she thanked Stella Artois for hosting the event. Similarly, the former Manchester United midfielder also shared a series of pictures on his Instagram account, where he also tagged Sharapova.
Earlier, he also attended BOSS’s fashion event, where Italian tennis star Matteo Berrettini walked as a model. The Italian tennis star signed a new deal with HUGO BOSS in 2022. Later, Berrettini became the company’s brand ambassador.
Meanwhile, Maria Sharapova topped the fan vote round for induction to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. However, induction into the Hall of Fame is a lengthy process, which includes seven steps. Interestingly, tennis journalist Jon Wertheim has stated that she might have some troubles due to her controversial past.
In 2016, the former Russian tennis star was found positive for the usage of meldonium. As a result, she was banned from professional tennis for 15 months. He wrote, “Without condoning PED use, in some cases—this being one of them—it should not be disqualifying for Hall of Fame eligibility.”
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He further added, “Did Maria Sharapova disgrace herself both with the positive test and her sloppy alibi, attributing her meldonium use to an alleged family history of diabetes? Yes. Does it negate all she accomplished as a player? No.”
However, Jon Wertheim also affirmed that if he got the opportunity to cast a vote, he would also go with the name of the five-time Grand Slam champion.
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Shashank is a journalist at Khel Now covering Olympic sports. A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate, he’s a former national-level footballer and multi-sport athlete. A Liverpool fan since 2014, he idolizes Steven Gerrard and admires Rafael Nadal’s grit. Known for his accurate, well-researched reporting, Shashank also follows tennis, WWE, and taekwondo.
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