Number 1 World Novak Djokovic had to miss 2022 Australian Open He was exiled from the country on the eve of the Grand Slam start after losing a court battle to get his visa. Djokovic has been determined to be the champion for the last 3 times and is looking for his 21st major. But her unvaccinated status against Covid-19 has seen her deported.
Djokovic sits down and catches the action on TV while his former rival and fellow Big-3 member Raphael Nadal He went on to win the Grand Slam and became the first man in the Open Age to beat Djokovic’s tally to win 21 Grand Slam titles, and Roger Federer they are currently in a two-way race with 20 Slams each to their own name.
With French Open and Wimbledon Sources close to Djokovic also revealed that while planning to make the vaccine compulsory for foreign nationals, the world’s number 1 country is considering vaccination to end this problem. His vaccine will also allow him to have relaxed biobubbles and an easy entry into tournaments that won’t take the focus off the sport.
“I am happy for anyone to be vaccinated anywhere. If we as a country have in a small way encouraged Novak or anyone else to do that, that’s great. But more importantly, I think this will encourage more people who hesitate to get vaccinated, and that’s the truth of the matter.
“I’ve heard of that, and if that’s the case, I’d be very happy. But for everyone, wherever you are, overseas or in Australia, the first dose, the second dose, the supplement, whatever you are eligible for will help protect you, please step forward.” said the Australian minister Greg Hunt He is considering getting vaccinated, speaking to Sunrise on the news Djokovic reported.
Novak Djokovic will start the season soon
Despite being deported from Australia, the question of where Serbs will reactivate on the Tour continues to linger. However, the wait will end as Novak plans to launch its 2022 campaign to be the top seed at the ATP-500 event in Dubai.
with the next 3 months until the Grand SlamDjokovic has ample time to be fully vaccinated and return to compete for the highest ranks in tournaments that have definitely missed his presence.
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