As the examples Doremo correctly gives Louis Adamic was an American journalist, he emigrated at 15 years old, fought as an Americn and had never published in Slovene. Likewise Arthur J. Vidich, With a Critical Eye: An Intellectual and His Times states 2009 "Male Child Born in Minnesota My birth certificate lists my name as "Vidich (Male child)," born in the village of Manganese, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, to Joe Vidich born in Slovania [sic] and Polina Peszek [sic] born". This is very different from a Slovene tennis player, Slovene Citizen whose main notability is in Slovenia. There is no evidence whatsoever that Andrej Kračman has created an identity for himself as Kracman (pronounced kratsman), web-index player cards of ITF are non-WP:RS sources. Compare http://www.diplomatic-corporate-services.si/services/sport-culture-leisure/tennis-courts/breskvar-tennis-academy.php which says "The aim of Academy is to breed active tennis players. We also keep the tennis school and kindergarten for the youngest tennis. Let us mention just a few "of our" Top: Live Grašič, Petra Rampre, Andrej Kračman, Janez Semrajc..." 
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 :(cur | prev) 08:31, 29 March 2012‎ Fyunck(click) (talk | contribs)‎ m . . (1,765 bytes) (0)‎ . . (Fyunck(click) moved page Andrej Kračman to Andrej Kracman over redirect: move against consensus, tennis guidelines, ITF, ATP and other English sources.) (undo)  
 Firstly WP:CONSENSUS has to be demonstrated, WP:CONSISTENCY with category:Slovenian male tennis players etc. etc. would indicate that consensus is on the side of accurate spelling and pronounciation of BLPs for sportspeople. Secondly, "tennis guidelines" are not in place - given that tennis editors disagree among themselves, and thirdly ITF, ATP and other English sources are not WP:RS. WP:RS clarifies what is a reliable source for an encyclopedia. [ http://books.google.fr/books?id=5FBOAQAAIAAJ&q;=composer+kracman&dq;=composer+kracman&hl;=en&ei;=EKV2T8PSNYmbiQfZvYnhBA&sa;=X&oi;=book_result&ct;=book-thumbnail&redir;_esc=y Note for example that in academic publication the Slovene folk-song collector Matevž Kračman is given the hacek]