Several months ago, the Olympic organizers announced that for safety reasons, the airspace within the 150-degree radius of the stadium would be closed during the opening ceremony. km from the capital of France. This meant that Polish tennis players had a big problem getting there, due to the fact that Magda Linette and Magdalena Fręch will face off in the final of the WTA tournament in Prague. However, the Polish women's match was postponed, which meant they had no way to get there. The founder of InPost decided to step in – Rafal Brzoskawho announced a few months ago that he would “try to help”.
Rafał Brzoska helped Polish tennis players. “Angel”
Magda Linette she just shared on social media, that together with Magdalena Fręch are on their way to the Olympic Games in Paris. This has just happened using Birches.
If angels exist, then they all definitely have the name Rafał. Thank you @RBrzoska – our life saver
– she wrote on Twitter next to a photo from Brzóska's private jet.
Of course, it didn't work out. in mind Internet users. They were delighted with Rafał Brzoska's behavior and wished the girls good luck at the games. There were also congratulations on winning the tournament in Prague for Linette. “Congratulations on your victory! Good luck in Paris! Mr. Rafał, thanks for helping the Girls! And big respect,” they wrote.
Magda Linette and Magdalena Fręch wrote a post on Twitter. This is how they received help from Brzoska
Magda Linette she was devastated when she knew she might not make it to Paris for the opening ceremony. “Hey, what do you do when you don't have friends with a private jet, and the WTA postpones your final match, so you have no chance of flying to Paris for the games before the air zone is closed? Magdalena Fręch and I are waiting for your tips,” she wrote bitterly on Twitter at the time. And then, all in white, he came in. Rafal Brzoskawho wrote:
Mrs. Magda, please send me a DM (Direct Message) with the details and I will try to help.
Already then, Linette's post was flooded with comments. “It should be appreciated”, “Mr. Rafal, top of the top”, “Bravo, if it works out”, “And I like that”, “Bravo! This is an answer worthy of a gentleman” – wrote Internet users in the comments. As you can see, one of the richest Poles did not throw words to the wind and in the matter of the Olympics he did a great job… on a medal.