-
keystone-sda.ch
—
1/7
Due to the corona pandemic, tennis is currently not played worldwide.
—-
DUKAS
—
2/7
Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic is against a possible mandatory vaccination.
—-
foto-net / Paul Zimmer
—
3/7
“I don’t want to be forced to travel,” said the only Grand Slam winner so far this year.
—-
DUKAS
—
7/7
Djokovic with Roger Federer at this year’s Australian Open.
—-
—-
Due to the corona pandemic, tennis officially stands still until July 13th. This ensures that the athletes express themselves about the current world situation. So also the world number one Novak Djokovic.
–
“I don’t want to be forced to travel”
The tennis stars travel for tournaments around the world – unimaginable since the pandemic. To make this possible again, intensive research is being carried out worldwide on a vaccine against the coronavirus. An opponent of this project is the world number one Novak Djokovic. The Serb comes out in a livestream on Facebook as an opponent of vaccination.
–
“I don’t want to be forced to be vaccinated to travel,” said Djokovic. However, the 32-year-old assumes that a corona vaccination is mandatory for all tennis players. «Then I have to make a decision for myself. I can’t say now whether these views will change at some point. »
–
There is still no vaccine against the coronavirus. However, experts expect that this will not be the case until 2021. (mou)
—
Related posts:
Kevin Czuczman: A Quality Addition to Litvínov's Defensive RanksUFC 282 Results - Get Support From Khabib, Magomed Ankalaev vs. Jan Blachowicz Duel Ends in Anticlim...Bengtström on to the semifinals | SVT SportThe Boston Celtics Secure NBA Championship Favorites Status with Acquisition of Jrue HolidayRelated
