The courteous does not take away the brave. You can be absolutely against the position it holds Novak Djokovic regarding the vaccines, but also to be outraged and saddened by the treatment that the Australian government authorities are giving him. The number 1 in the world and a world reference in sport is seeing himself in a position more in line with that of a criminal than with that of a professional who comes to develop his work after, at first, they have let him go. That’s what he thinks Nick kyrgios, unexpected support from the Serbian and a strong voice in Australia, whose words can set a precedent and help change the conditions in which the Balkan is at the moment.
Look I definitely believe in taking action, I got vaccinated because of others and for my mums health, but how we are handling Novak’s situation is bad, really bad. Like these memes, headlines, this is one of our great champions but at the end of the day, he is human. Do better.
— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) January 7, 2022
“Look, I definitely believe in taking action. I have been vaccinated for the health of others and to preserve the safety of my mother, but the way we are handling Novak’s situation is being bad, very bad,” he cried out in his social networks a man who does not maintain a particularly good relationship with the Balkan, but who shows empathy and sufficient analytical capacity to criticize the behavior of the authorities of his country. He is one of our great champions, but above all, he is human. Let’s do it better, “said a Kyrgios who has not been the only one to walk this story line.
What Novak is going through right now is not right. There’s no justification for the treatment he’s receiving. He followed the rules, was allowed to enter Australia, and now he’s being detained against his own will. This is such a shame. #IStandWithNovak
— John Isner (@JohnIsner) January 7, 2022
And it is that another heavyweight of the locker room, as it is John IsnerHe warned that “there is no justification for the treatment he is receiving.” The American is amazed at the lack of coherence in the authorities’ decisions. “He followed the rules, he was allowed to enter the country and now he is being detained against his will. This is a shame,” he said. Even more forceful was the statement from the PTPA, an organization created by Djokovic himself and Vasek Pospisil, who considers that all players should have the freedom to compete and reveal that they are in permanent contact with the Serbian tennis player and with his entire environment.
Our official statement regarding Novak Djokovic.#CreatedByThePlayersForThePlayers — pic.twitter.com/cnY0QdnVZl
— Professional Tennis Players Association (@ptpaplayers) January 7, 2022
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