While you are disputing andl Adelaide International Tournament and prepares to reappear in the Australia Open after missing it in 2021 after being deported for entering the country without being vaccinated against Covid-19, Novak Djokovic received a new setback, this time from the United States.
It is that in the last hours sIt was confirmed that the US Government decided to extend the measure that prohibits foreigners who have not yet been vaccinated against the virus from entering the country. Said measure will be in force, at least, until the April 10 this year. So, unless they inoculate it, Nole will miss both the Indian Wells and Miami Masters 1000which will be played on March 8 and April 2 continuously.
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Nole, who had already missed all the tournaments that were held in 2022 on American soil, referred this Thursday to the extension of the measure and confirmed his position of not getting vaccinated. “What can I do? Nothing. They know my position, so it is what it is,” she said at a press conference.
Also, without many laps, he added: “I hope I can play, but if I can’t go, I can’t go.” Djokovic also missed the 2022 US Open for refusing to get vaccinated, slipping to fifth in the ATP rankings and he risks losing up to 2,000 points in the standings if he can’t play in Indian Wells and Miami.
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Nole advances in Adelaide
Djokovic he beat Frenchman Quentin Halys (64th in the ranking) 7-6 (3) and 7-6 (5) and advanced to the quarterfinals in Adelaide, appointment in which he is the top favorite and which serves as preparation for the Australian Open that will begin on the 16th.
In the next instance it will be measured against the Canadian Denis Shapovalov, who comes from surpassing the Russian Roman Safiullin by 6-4, 6-3.
