Novak Djokovic likely to miss the Australian Open 2022 due to covid-19 vaccination

The Australian Open will take place on the 17th January 2022 and Novak Djokovic is on the men’s entry list of the tournament,

Although that, Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley confirmed that all Tennis players must be fully vaccinated of Covid-19 to play the tournament.

and they are treating tennis players like any other person who will visit Australia without any change.

After that, Novak Djokovic’s father Srdjan told Serbia’s TV Prva that He would likely skip the tournament unless the rules of Covid-19 vaccination were relaxed.

Novak Djokovic Likely To Skip The Australian Open 2022

“As far as vaccines and non-vaccines are concerned, it’s the personal right of each of us whether we will be vaccinated or not,”

“No one has the right to enter our intimacy, and under these blackmails and conditions, Novak Djokovic probably will not play the Australian Open 2022, I wouldn’t do that, and He’s my son, so you decide for yourself.” Novak Djokovic father says

Novak Djokovic Likely To Skip The Australian Open 2022

Novak Djokovic Likely To Skip The Australian Open 2022

Novak Djokovic tells whether he will play the Australian Open 2022 or not

Novak Djokovic was tested positive for Coronavirus in Serbia when He had an exhibition event in 2020, but now He is forced to show his vaccination pass,

“We will see, We will have to wait and see, I have not been talking to the Australian Open organizers yet, to be honest,”

” I was just waiting to hear what the news is going to be and now that I know I will just have to wait and see,”

The world number 1 Novak Djokovic refused to give any information about his vaccines and it’s still as it is now.

Australian Open organizers claim Tennis players are like any person

Craig Tiley confirmed that they are treating tennis players like any person who will visit Australia for any reason and they all need to be fully vaccinated.

“No one can play the Australian open 2022 unless they are fully vaccinated, either a double-dose of the required vaccines or a single dose of Johnson which is an approved vaccine”

“The only condition outside of being vaccinated is that you can only take an approved medical exemption from Australian authorities,”