Queen Wen 'feeling the responsibility'

Badosa out
Former world No 2 Paula Badosa has withdrawn from this week's Wuhan Open, organizers said on Tuesday, amid a racism row over an online photo.
Tournament organizers said the Spaniard had pulled out of the WTA 1000 tournament, citing a gastrointestinal illness, hours before her first-round match against Australian Ajla Tomljanovic.
Media outlets including Britain's The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported earlier that Badosa had posted a photo on Instagram in which she appeared to imitate a Chinese face by placing chopsticks on the corners of her eyes.
The photo was taken last week in a restaurant in Beijing, where she reached the semifinals of the China Open, and was posted online by her coach Pol Toledo.
It sparked a social media uproar and has since been deleted.
The world No 15 apologized for her behavior in a post on social media platform X on Monday.
"Hey guys! Really sorry didn't know this was offensive towards racism. My mistake," she wrote.
"I take full responsibility. These mistakes will make me learn for next time. Hope you understand."
AFP
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