The fact that he is not vaccinated against the corona virus has been fatal to Djokovic several times this season. The Serb was not allowed to participate in either the Australian Open or the US Open.
As a result, the 35-year-old missed the chance to catch up with record Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal. Thanks to his triumph at the French Open, the Spaniard has a total of 22 major titles. Djokovic followed Nadal’s pace and conquered his 21st Grand Slam title at Wimbledon a few weeks later.
If Nadal has his way, the duel of the eternal rivals should not be decided due to influences outside the sport.
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“It’s always a shame when the best players in the world can’t take part in a tournament due to injuries or other reasons,” said the Mallorcan before the US Open. “In that case, missing one of the best players in history is always a big loss, isn’t it?”
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“In my opinion, it’s also tough for the players because we want the best possible field of participants,” said Nadal, describing his impressions.
Given recent developments in Australia, the Spaniard’s concerns should be history for now.
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