Discover the details behind Paula Badosas racism controversy at the Wuhan Open. Learn why the Spanish tennis star issued a public apology after facing backlash over a controversial photo in China

Paula Badosa will not get the chance to apologise to fans in person at the Wuhan Open after the world No. 15 pulled out of the competition, hours on from causing a racism storm for a photo posted while in China.

Paula Badosa initially denied that she was mocking Asian people, but later apologized and took responsibility.

Tennis star Paula Badosa is being accused of racism after posing with a pair of chopsticks and squinting in a photo that surfaced over the weekend. After losing to Coco Gauff in the semifinals of the China Open,

Tennis star Paula Badosa insists she is ‘sorry’ after being accused of racism at the China Open over an ‘offensive’ social media post involving chopsticks. Badosa, who was ranked as high as world No.2 two years ago,

World No. 15 Paula Badosa is at the center of a racist controversy after a picture of her allegedly making a racist gesture went viral on social media. Spanish player and World No. 15, Paula Badosa, who is set to compete in the Wuhan Open,