While the Australian Minister for Immigration made it clear yesterday (Wednesday) that “All those who come to Australia will have to be doubly vaccinated”, some players, especially Russians, obviously still did not understand what this meant.
Like Rublev recently, Danii Medvedev believes that another option is still possible with a strict two-week quarantine as was the case during the 2021 edition. local officials could not be clearer.
“At one point, I realized that tennis is a tough sport, you play one-on-one. That’s why I keep my medical exams private so as not to give my opponent an advantage. This is why I do not say whether I am vaccinated or not. The rules in Australia are clear: if you are not vaccinated you will not play or you will have to stay in quarantine for a fortnight. I want to play in Australia, that’s clear. This is why everyone in Australia will see who has been vaccinated and who has not ”, said the world number 2 who has probably not yet realized that he will have to present a mandatory proof of double vaccination if he wants to hope to tread the courts of Melbourne Park next January.
Posted on Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 5:48 PM
