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The current regulations state that Novak Djokovic is not allowed to enter the United States due to his unvaccinated status, but his name still featured when the Western & Southern Open organisers released the 2022 entry list.
Novak Djokovic has been told to get vaccinated so he can play the US Open despite declaring he would not be jabbed purely to compete. Unvaccinated travellers are currently banned from entering the United States, meaning the three-time former champion will not be able to participate in the final Grand Slam of the year unless the rule changes in the next six weeks. And 53 per cent of Express Sport readers think Djokovic should get vaccinated to stop himself from being kept out of the tournament.
Andy Murray has returned to the world's top 50 for just the second time since undergoing hip resurfacing surgery three years ago. The three-time Grand Slam champion made it to the milestone ranking after reaching the Stuttgart final four weeks ago but quickly dropped back out as injury derailed his grass season and the ATP removed Wimbledon ranking points.
Tennis legend John McEnroe got into hot water when he suggested Emma Raducanu quit Wimbledon in 2021 because ‘the moment got to her’, but now he is willing the British teenager to succeed as she prepares to defend her US Open crown.
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Andy Murray's grass-court adventure came to an end for another year on Friday after his run at the Hall of Fame Open in Rhode Island was ended at the quarter-final stage by Alexander Bublik.
Andy Murray is hoping for «results to be a bit better» after the disappointment of losing to Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik in the quarter-finals of the Infosys Hall of Fame. It was Murray’s final appearance for the grass-court season, and the 35-year-old veteran lost after two tightly-contested sets. Ad/> “Obviously I just want the results to be a bit better," the Scot said.
Andy Murray saw signs of progress during an up-and-down grasscourt season which came to an end with a 7-5 6-4 quarter-final defeat to Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik at Newport, Rhode Island on Friday.