Tennis player Justin Henin-Hardenne is worried about air pollution at the Olympics, because she’s already left a Chinese tennis tournment due to complications from poor air quality and asthma.

“I have had asthma for a few months now and I felt very bad in New York at the end of the tournament so I was really concerned about Beijing,” the Belgian told a news conference in Madrid on Monday.

Henin said had to withdraw from the China Open in Beijing in September because of her asthma.

“I had to go back and see a specialist to start other treatments but I’m feeling better now. I was pretty disappointed because I wanted to play the tournament and get used to the conditions.”

Henin is still hopeful that Beijing’s air will improve and she wil be able to defend the gold medal she won in the 2004 Olympics.

Via Reuters UK

World number 14 British tennis player, Andy Murray, wants a piece of Olympics action and of course, gold, in next year Beijing Olympics. Fans can expect Murray to give his best in both the singles and doubles in the Games as he says:

“It only comes around once every four years so there’s quite a lot of pressure for you to perform well, but I’m looking forward to it.”

Wish him All the Best!

Via France 24