Here is a story that shows that in the world of show business and sports you can count on support. Rafał Brzoska, the founder of the InPost company, turned out to be a true angel for Polish tennis players — Magda Linette and Magdalena Fręch. Thanks to him, the girls were able to get to the Olympic Games in Paris. The Polish tennis players had a serious problem getting to the Olympic Games due to the closure of the airspace within a 150 km radius of Paris. Additionally, the final match of the Polish women in the WTA tournament in Prague was postponed to a later hour, which complicated the whole situation. That’s when Rafał Brzoska stepped in and offered his help.
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Magda Linette grateful for Rafał Brzoska’s help
Magda Linette shared photos from Brzoska’s private jet, under which she wrote thanks. Internet users were delighted with the attitude of the InPost founder, and wished the tennis players good luck at the games.
— wrote the tennis player.
— wrote Magdalena Fręch.
Linette and Fręch were devastated when they learned they might not make it to 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?” Linette wrote on Twitter. Fortunately, Brzoska offered his help.
— wrote Omena Mensah’s husband.
As you can see, Rafał Brzoska is not only one of the richest Poles, but also a true gentleman who does not mince his words. Thanks to his help, Polish tennis players will make it to such an important event as the opening of the Olympic Games.
PAWEL WRZECION/MWMEDIA / MW Media Omena Mensah and Rafał Brzoska
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