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The year 2022 was an odd one for Novak Djokovic’s career. As a result of his decision not to be vaccinated against measles, Novak Djokovic was kicked out of the Australian Open earlier this year.

As a result, Nole was unable to participate in any of the tour’s North American dates and was forced to sit for an extended period of time. Until a few days ago, criticisms and an anomalous situation befell one of the greatest tennis players ever, who was also having a tough year. Djokovic appeared out of shape when he returned to the clay court season, and despite his victory in Rome, he succumbed to Rafa Nadal in Paris.

It seemed like the season was going downhill for Nole when he responded well and won Wimbledon. He had a great tournament, raising the bar in the highlights and defeating Nick Kyrgios in the final.

What will happen to Novak Djokovic in the future?

On the other hand, the remainder of Novak Djokovic’s season remains a mystery. It appears that Djokovic’s presence on the American continent is very limited because some countries do not accept people without vaccinations.

Due to the fact that both Canada and the United States have refused Djokovic entry, the Serbian champion may be forced to miss several tournaments, potentially causing him to fall further and further behind in the rankings. Director Jean Lapierre of the Montreal Masters 1000 tournament has hinted at Nole’s possible participation in this regard.

The following are his words: “Canada must change its rules or Novak Djokovic will be forced to get the vaccine. Only in this manner can the tennis player participate in the competition. At this point, I don’t think either scenario is likely.”

For the first time since he lost in the Round of 16 to Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Montreal Masters 1000 in 2018, Novak Djokovic has not competed in the tournament. Asked about the possibility of Novak Djokovic making an appearance in Canada, Health Minister Jean Yves Duclos said: “Everyone is subject to the same rules.

However, there are always exceptions, and we need to stress that the rules are universal and apply to everyone.” We should hear more about the US Open in the coming weeks.