‘The day they Rafael Nadal and Djokovic are not there…’, says ATP ace

The Australian Open seems to have started a few weeks ago: the preparations and organization of the tournament, which will always be the first Grand Slam of the season, have created quite a few controversies on the part of athletes and professionals, especially regarding compulsory vaccination.

and on the much earlier arrival on the oceanic continent than the start dates. The concrete indiscretions from Australia have absolutely not convinced the tennis players, especially from the ATP circuit, who have had their say over the last few days on the strict measures that will most likely be established.

On some details, the official decisions will be announced around the end of October or early November, but there are already practically certain advances: to enter the State of Victoria, everyone (including sportsmen) must have received the two anti-Covid administrations.

Several players have already stated that they want to adapt, and therefore vaccinate, should this compromise their participation in the AO, including Stefanos Tsitsipas and Andrey Rublev. Opposing ideas instead of Novak Djokovic, who stated that he did not want to publicly reveal whether he will receive the serum or not and in a recent interview confirmed that he is not sure of taking part in the Australian competition.