The world tennis number one was already deported from Australia for not being inoculated
The number 1 in world tennis prefers to give up participating in the four ‘Grand Slams’ to get vaccinated against covid-19. Novak Djokovic has offered an interview on the BBC in which he emphasizes his denial position with the effects of inoculation. The horizon appears dark to the Serbian player. Last January he was already deported from Australia for not being vaccinated and could not participate in the Open. The next big tournament will be Roland Garros, and the French authorities have already anticipated that they will not allow him to play without the covid passport either. In any case, Djokovic assures in the interview that he prefers to miss the great Parisian event to be vaccinated by obligation.
By giving up the big tournaments, Djokovic could lose the opportunity to establish himself as the most successful tennis player in history. So far he has scored 20 ‘Grand Slams’, the same as the Swiss Roger Federer. He will surpass Rafa Nadal, who after winning the last Australian Open has 21.
