Due to the non-vaccination of the Covid-19 room, Novak Djokovic was canceled by the Australian government and banned the entry into the country. Nole went through 2 appeal in the country of kangaroo but still had to accept failure. This is also the reason why he could not attend Australia expanded 2022 and missed the opportunity to win the 21st Grand Slam in his career.
After the scandal, there was information that Djokovic changed his view and accepted the vaccine. However, saying on the BBC in a recent interview, the world's No. 1 player affirmed, Djokovic has just accepted to participate in the interview on the BBC channel. The world's No. 1 player claims that he will not be vaccinated and is willing to withdraw from Grand Slam tournaments if BTC requires this.
Djokovic's statement is causing a lot of mixed opinions. Most of them criticized the world's number one player. Earlier, when the 'passport scandal' was still happening, he also suffered a lot of pressure from the public.
Sharing on this issue, former tennis player Alex Corretja recently defended Djokovic. He thinks the fans are too strict with Nole and need to have a respect for the Serbian star.
“Djokovic has devoted a lot to the world tennis village. Sometimes you may not like his actions on the field. However, we cannot forget that he is a very special person for this sport.
So I think we are too strict with Djokovic. He has the right to choose an injection or not, but many people constantly criticize him. I think we should have an attitude of respect for him.
Djokovic has its own personality and idea. Many people think that Djokovic does not vaccinate will create a bad example for society, which is not true. You want vaccination does not mean that everyone has to inject. Nole has its own right to choose, ”Mr. Corretja said.
At the end of February, Djokovic will officially return to play since the scandal in Australia. The tournament that the world's No. 1 player chose is Dubai Championship – ATP 500 in the UAE. Here, he does not need vaccinations can still participate in the competition.
