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Amid doubts over his participation at the first Grand Slam of the year, Australian Open, World number 1 Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the 2022 ATP Cup. 
Djokovic's withdrawal from the men's teams event in Sydney comes amid mounting speculation over the 34-year-old's Covid-19 vaccination status, with the 20-time Grand Slam champion has refused to reveal publicly whether he has been jabbed.
All players and staff at the Australian Open must be vaccinated or have a medical exemption granted by an independent panel of experts.
The Australian Open starts in Melbourne on 17th January, and players have started to arrive in the country for warm-up events over the coming week. In a statement, Tennis Australia said the Serbian team at the ATP Cup would be led by world number 33 Dusan Lajovic.
Also read: Naomi Osaka arrives in Australia ahead of first Grand Slam of 2022

Djokovic withdraws from ATP Cup as doubts over Aus Open participation grow

Amid doubts over his participation at the first Grand Slam of the year, Australian Open, World number 1 Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the 2022 ATP Cup

Amid doubts over his participation at the first Grand Slam of the year, Australian Open, World number 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;has withdrawn from the 2022 ATP Cup.&nbsp;
Djokovic's withdrawal from the men's teams event in Sydney comes amid mounting speculation over the 34-year-old's Covid-19 vaccination status, with the 20-time Grand Slam champion has refused to reveal publicly whether he has been jabbed.
All players and staff at the Australian Open must be vaccinated or have a medical exemption granted by an independent panel of experts.
The Australian Open starts in Melbourne on 17th January, and players have started to arrive in the country for warm-up events over the coming week. In a statement, Tennis Australia said the Serbian team at the ATP Cup would be led by world number 33 Dusan Lajovic.

Amid doubts over his participation at the first Grand Slam of the year, Australian Open, World number 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;has withdrawn from the 2022 ATP Cup

Amid doubts over his participation at the first Grand Slam of the year, Australian Open, World number 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;has withdrawn from the 2022 ATP Cup.&nbsp;
Djokovic's withdrawal from the men's teams event in Sydney comes amid mounting speculation over the 34-year-old's Covid-19 vaccination status, with the 20-time Grand Slam champion has refused to reveal publicly whether he has been jabbed.
All players and staff at the Australian Open must be vaccinated or have a medical exemption granted by an independent panel of experts.
The Australian Open starts in Melbourne on 17th January, and players have started to arrive in the country for warm-up events over the coming week. In a statement, Tennis Australia said the Serbian team at the ATP Cup would be led by world number 33 Dusan Lajovic.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Naomi Osaka arrives in Australia ahead of first Grand Slam of 2022" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/naomi-osaka-arrives-in-australia-ahead-of-first-grand-slam-of-2022-1640712943257" target="_blank">Naomi Osaka arrives in Australia ahead of first Grand Slam of 2022</a>

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.  
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.
Also read: Dominic Thiem pulls out Australian Open due to a wrist injury

Naomi Osaka arrives in Australia ahead of first Grand Slam of 2022

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.
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Ahead of the Australian Open, the World number one Novak Djokovic is not expected to participate in the men's season-opening ATP Cup in Sydney.

Novak Djokovic to skip 2022 ATP Cup in Sydney ahead of Australian Open

The participation of 20-time grand slam champion Djokovic in the Australian Open has not been confirmed yet given the organisers' mandate for compulsory Covid-19 vaccinations.

Novak Djokovic to skip 2022 ATP Cup in Sydney: Report

Ahead of the Australian Open, the World number one Novak Djokovic is not expected to participate in the men's season-opening ATP Cup in Sydney.
Djokovic was included in Serbia's team for the ATP Cup but according to a Serbian newspaper, he won't travel to Sydney.
Serbia are in Group A alongside Norway, Chile, and Spain, in the ATP Cup, which will be played from January 1 to 9, just before the Australian Open begins on January 17.
Meanwhile, the participation of 20-time grand slam champion Djokovic in the Australian Open has not been confirmed yet given the organisers' mandate for compulsory Covid-19 vaccinations.
Notably, the Serbian tennis star has declined to disclose his vaccination status citing privacy.

Djokovic was included in Serbia's team for the ATP Cup and according to a Serbian newspaper, he won't travel to Sydney.

Ahead of the Australian Open, the World number one Novak Djokovic is not expected to participate in the men's season-opening ATP Cup in Sydney.
Djokovic was included in Serbia's team for the ATP Cup but according to a Serbian newspaper, he won't travel to Sydney.
Serbia are in Group A alongside Norway, Chile, and Spain, in the ATP Cup, which will be played from January 1 to 9, just before the Australian Open begins on January 17.
Meanwhile, the participation of 20-time grand slam champion Djokovic in the Australian Open has not been confirmed yet given the organisers' mandate for compulsory Covid-19 vaccinations.
Notably, the Serbian tennis star has declined to disclose his vaccination status citing privacy.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/tennis-star-andy-murray-gets-wild-card-for-australian-open-2022-1640419877216" target="_blank">Tennis star Andy Murray gets wild card for Australian Open 2022</a>

Andy Murray made a tearful retirement in 2019 before undergoing a second hip operation to extend his career.

Tennis star Andy Murray gets wild card for Australian Open 2022

After losing the Australian Open five times in his career. Will Murray make a turnaround this time?  

The former world number one Andy Murray has been given a wild card into the main draw of the Australian Open, which begins on January 16.
Murray, who is ranked 134th in the world following extended injury layoffs due to hip surgery, has reached the final at Melbourne Park five times, the most recent in 2016, but has never won.
Murray made a tearful retirement in 2019 before undergoing a second hip operation to extend his career.
The three-time grand slam champion Murray&nbsp;&nbsp;had&nbsp;accepted a wild-card entrance last year but did not participate after testing positive for Covid-19 just before boarding a charter flight to Melbourne.

The former world number one Andy Murray has been given a wild card into the main draw of the Australian Open.

The former world number one Andy Murray has been given a wild card into the main draw of the Australian Open, which begins on January 16.
Murray, who is ranked 134th in the world following extended injury layoffs due to hip surgery, has reached the final at Melbourne Park five times, the most recent in 2016, but has never won.
Murray made a tearful retirement in 2019 before undergoing a second hip operation to extend his career.
The three-time grand slam champion Murray&nbsp;&nbsp;had&nbsp;accepted a wild-card entrance last year but did not participate after testing positive for Covid-19 just before boarding a charter flight to Melbourne.
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Tennis ace Serena Williams will not be participating in the upcoming Australian Open which is set to start on Jan 17th next year due to medical reasons, the Grand Slam o

Australian Open: Serena Williams withdraws, Djokovic's name on the entry list 

While Serena backs out due to medical reasons, Djoko's name features on entry list even without the vaccination status confirmation

Australian Open released their entry list that also features Tennis World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic's&nbsp;name who will fight for his 10th Australian Open title.

Tennis ace Serena Williams will not be participating in the upcoming Australian Open which is set to start on Jan 17th next year due to medical reasons, the Grand Slam organisers informed.&nbsp; Calling&nbsp;it a difficult decision, former World No. 1 who has 23 Grand Slams to her name in a statement said, 'I am not where I need to be physically to compete'. She went on to call Melbourne her favorite city and added that while she will miss this year's event but she is excited to return and compete at her highest level.&nbsp; Also Watch <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/crazy-this-umpire-has-caught-the-attention-of-the-internet-1638961589630">Crazy! This umpire has caught the attention of the Internet&nbsp;</a> Meanwhile, Australian Open released their entry list that also features Tennis World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic's&nbsp;name who will fight for his 10th Australian Open title. However, it is still unclear if the Serbian star is fully vaccinated.

World No.1 Novak Djokovic is unlikely to participate in the Australian Open said his father Srdjan Djokovic. The Serbian Tennis star whose participation in the upcoming Grand Slam is at the center of the discussion has been reluctant in sharing his vaccination status. Speculations of him not taking part in the event have been floating since the Australian Open organisers ruled out the possibility of having any unvaccinated participant at the event which is slated to begin on January 17th. While the 9-time Australian Open winner and the defending champion is yet to confirm his participation, his father said that under such blackmailing conditions, he probably won't take part.Seconding his son's opinion on vaccination, Srdjan said that as far vaccines and non vaccines are concerned, it is the personal right of everyone whether we do it or not. The Big three, Roger Federer, Djokovic, and Rafael Nadal are all tied at 20 Grand Slams each.    

'He won't take part in Australian Open', says Novak Djokovic's father 

The Serbian Tennis star whose participation in the upcoming Grand Slam is at the center of the discussion has been reluctant in sharing his vaccination status. 

The Serbian Tennis star whose&nbsp;participation&nbsp;in the upcoming Grand Slam is at the center of the discussion has been reluctant in sharing his vaccination status.&nbsp;

World No.1&nbsp;Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;is unlikely to participate in the Australian Open said his father Srdjan&nbsp;Djokovic. The Serbian Tennis star whose&nbsp;participation&nbsp;in the upcoming Grand Slam is at the center of the discussion has been reluctant in sharing his vaccination status.&nbsp; Speculations of him not taking part in the event have been floating since the Australian Open organisers ruled out the possibility of having any un-vaccinated participant at the event which is slated to begin on January 17th. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/psg-s-neymar-out-for-6-8-weeks-with-sprained-left-ankle-1638266257934">PSG's Neymar out for 6-8 weeks with sprained left ankle</a> While the 9-time Australian Open winner and the defending champion is yet to confirm his participation, his&nbsp;father said that under such blackmailing conditions, Djoko probably won't take part. Seconding his son's opinion on vaccination, Srdjan&nbsp;further said that as far vaccines and non vaccines are concerned, it is the personal right of everyone whether they do it or not.&nbsp; The Big three, Roger Federer, Djokovic,&nbsp;and Rafael Nadal&nbsp;are all tied at 20 Grand Slams each.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Novak Djokovic might have to stay at home during the Australian Open, if the Serbian ace does not reveal his vaccine status.

'No vaccine, no play': Novak Djokovic's Australian Open campaign in doubt

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic might have to stay at home during the Australian Open, if the Serbian ace does not reveal his vaccine status

'No vaccine status, no play': Novak Djokovic's Australian Open campaign in doubt

Tournament chief Craig Tiley&nbsp;on Saturday reiterated that Djokovic and all other players participating in the Grand Slam will have to present their vaccination certificates for taking part in the 2022 Australian Open

World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;might have to stay at home during the Australian Open, if the Serbian ace does not reveal his vaccine status. Tournament chief Craig Tiley&nbsp;on Saturday reiterated that Djokovic and all other players participating in the Grand Slam will have to present their vaccination certificates for taking part in the event. In Australia, the 20-time Grand Slam champion will look to surpass Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal who also have won equal number of Grand Slams. The 34-year-old Tennis star has constantly said that disclosing the vaccination status or getting jabbed is his choice and in reply,&nbsp;Tiley&nbsp;said that while they would love to have him at Melbourne Park, Djokovic&nbsp;will need to get vaccinated.&nbsp; Although earlier, PM Scott Morrison said that unvaccinated&nbsp;players would be allowed to play after they undergo mandatory 14-day quarantine, the Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews made it clear that for the event each person on site will need to get vaccinated.&nbsp;

Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read: Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament. 
Interestingly, Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

Ashes Tests & Australian Open could have 100% capacity after Victoria reduces Covid restrictions

Melbourne Cricket Ground could be permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands for the Ashes Test vs England 

Covid-19 restrictions eased in the state of Victoria as fans gear up for a bumper summer of sports&nbsp;

Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria&nbsp;eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ricky-ponting-confirms-he-was-offered-team-india-s-head-coach-role-1637224041717" target="_blank">Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role</a>
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament.&nbsp;
Interestingly,&nbsp;Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

Unvaccinated players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Grand Slams under some conditions, WTA told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to US media

Unvaccinated players to take part in Australian Open: Reports

Unvaccinated&nbsp;players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Grand Slams under some conditions, WTA&nbsp;told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to the US media

Unvaccinated&nbsp;players will be allowed to take part in next year's Australian Open under some conditions, WTA&nbsp;told its players, as per a leaked e-mail to the US media. As per the mail, the players who haven't received both the jabs for the&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccine will have to undergo a 14-day quarantine period, and those vaccinated do not need to undergo quarantine.&nbsp; However, this is not officially announced and the Australian government and Tennis Australia also declined to comment on the issue. Last week an Australian govt official announced that only players who are fully vaccinated can get the visa to participate in the tournament. Many Tennis players under WTA&nbsp;and Men's ATP&nbsp;are still unvaccinated, World No. 1 Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;has also refused to reveal his vaccination status.&nbsp;

Swiss Maestro Roger Federer&nbsp;on Sunday announced&nbsp;that he will remain out of action for many months, as the 20-time Grand Slam winner undergoes&nbsp;further surgery on his right knee.
The 40-year-old's&nbsp;decision means that he will also miss the&nbsp;upcoming U.S. Open.
Federer has already undergone 2 knee surgeries last year. Federer in a video online said that he will be put on crutches for several weeks after the operation, but added that the surgery will give him a glimmer of hope to return to action in some shape.
Federer&nbsp;was knocked out of Wimbledon in the quarterfinals and he also missed the Tokyo 2020 event. He won his last major title in 2018 at the Australian Open.&nbsp;

Roger Federer to miss US Open, will undergo another knee surgery

Roger Federer will miss the U.S. Open, the Swiss maestro will undergo his third knee surgery and will be out of action for weeks

Roger Federer to miss U.S. Open, will undergo another knee surgery

Federer&nbsp;who has already undergone 2 knee surgeries last year, informed that he will be put on crutches for several weeks after the third surgery

Swiss Maestro Roger Federer&nbsp;on Sunday announced&nbsp;that he will remain out of action for many months, as the 20-time Grand Slam winner undergoes&nbsp;further surgery on his right knee.
The 40-year-old's&nbsp;decision means that he will also miss the&nbsp;upcoming U.S. Open.
Federer has already undergone 2 knee surgeries last year. Federer in a video online said that he will be put on crutches for several weeks after the operation, but added that the surgery will give him a glimmer of hope to return to action in some shape.
Federer&nbsp;was knocked out of Wimbledon in the quarterfinals and he also missed the Tokyo 2020 event. He won his last major title in 2018 at the Australian Open.&nbsp;

Australian Open: Denis Shapovalov vented his frustration after the court umpire denied his bathroom break request during his marathon five-set match.

Australian Open: Denis Shapovalov fumes as toilet break denied

Shapovalov vented his frustration after the court umpire denied his bathroom break request during his marathon five-set match

Aus Open: Shapovalov fumes as toilet break denied

Denis Shapovalov vented his frustration after the court umpire denied his bathroom break request during his marathon five-set match against Jannik Sinner in the first round of the Australian Open on Monday.
Shapovalov was forced to play the fifth and final set which he won to take the match after almost four hours on the court.

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