Tennis player Roman Borvanov not competing for national champion title

Roman Borvanov is not among the participants in the National Tennis Championship that is taking place these days. The athlete has told Info-Prim Neo that he suffered an injury and is now receiving treatment, but hopes that he will become well until the Wimbledon tournament. “I competed in a tournament in Romania’s Bacau. It was a difficult competition for me because I do not play on red sand often. I felt I’ve torn a ligament, but continued to play. Towards the end of the tournament, I was unable to play,” he stated. Roman Borvanov lives and trains in the U.S. He returned to Moldova after a period of 6 years. He had the occasion of visiting his relatives, grandparents and friends. The sportsman told Info-Prim Neo he wouldn’t have achieved what he achieved if he had stayed in Moldova. “I encounter fewer problems when travelling with an American passport. When a tournament is taking place, you buy a ticket and go to it. You do not need a visa or something else. Furthermore, the ties I established in the U.S. helped me a lot,” said Roman Borvanov. The National Tennis Championship is taking place between June 11 and 17. Radu Albot and Maxim Dubarenko are also absent.