Novak Djokovic continues to add reasons to consider himself as adamant: He would have ended the…..
The second part of the season on cement returns. After the clay court tournaments and the brief parenthesis of the grass, it returns to the surface that occupies most of the tennis year. It begins in Washington, before moving on to the two Masters 1000s: first Montreal for the Rogers Cup, and then Cincinnati for what will be the third 1000 tournament of the season to be played on American cement after Indian Wells and Miami.
Novak Djokovic continues to add reasons to consider himself as adamant: He would have ended the….
After the publication of the Montreal entry list, Cincinnati’s arrives. There are no changes compared to the Canadian tournament: the same players and the same contradictions. World number one Daniil Medvedev, returning from his forced stoppage at Wimbledon, heads the list.
The first contradiction is in the second place: Alexander Zverev, the defending champion, is still registered in the Masters 1000 tournament. Rafael Nadal also returns to the United States in a big way: the Spaniard has not attended this tournament since 2017, where he reached the quarterfinals final, losing to Nick Kyrgios.
The seventh seed should be Novak Djokovic, but the Serb’s problem is already known: as he is not vaccinated, he cannot enter the United States of America; a speech that applies to both the Cincinnati 1000 tournament and the US Open.
Also present is Andrey Rublev, a finalist last year in Cincinnati and beaten by the world number two. The first Italian in the draw is Jannik Sinner, seeded tenth in the draw; Matteo Berrettini follows him who, due to Wimbledon points, is “only” the fifteenth seed.
The presence of the other Italians is expected, that is, Fabio Fognini, Lorenzo Sonego and Lorenzo Musetti. Among the hosts, the one leading the United States car is Taylor Fritz, who has already won a 1000th tournament in his country, Indian Wells.
Takur reflects on Nole Djokovic
Ramesh Takur has split a long forum on the Novak Djokovic’s case, and the arguments really deserve to be studied closely. According to him, the Serb must participate in the US Open. He also returns to the Australian episode by giving a different reading of the events than that proposed at the time of the facts by the media and the institutions of the country of Nick Kyrgios.
Watch out, it’s moving. “Djokovic had to be kept away from Australia not because he could infect other people, but because he is a visible reminder of vaccine failure. The government was terrified that a twice-infected, but unvaccinated Djokovic could showcase his athletic prowess on the pitch for a record-breaking 21st Major triumph and end the steady escalation of the COVID terror.”
Last year, Novak Djokovic went one step closer to becoming the second man in the Open Era after Rod Laver to complete the ‘Calendar Grand Slam’ The dream of the Serbian champion was shattered in the final of the US Open, clearly lost against Daniil Medvedev.
Fatigue and enormous pressure played a terrible joke on Nole, who was never able to express his tennis at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Despite having the support of the New York public, the former world number 1 had to bow to the Russian in three sets.
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2022 did not start well for the 35-year-old from Belgrade, who paid dearly for his choice not to get vaccinated against Coronavirus. The ‘Djoker’ was unable to defend the title at the Australian Open and suffered serious damage to his image as a result of that absurd soapo opera
Novak didn’t shine at Roland Garros, but he managed to make sense of his season by triumphing at Wimbledon for the seventh time in his career. In a lengthy interview with ‘CLAY’, former ATP number 5 Fernando Gonzalez said fine words for Djokovic.
