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Brad Gilbert unsure Novak Djokovic will dominate clay even with Rafael Nadal injury after 'mentally taxing' year
Brad Gilbert believes the last few months will have been “mentally taxing” for Novak Djokovic and is unsure whether he will dominate the clay season. Djokovic, 34, has played just three matches this year after being denied entry into Australia and the United States as he is unvaccinated against Covid-19. Ad/> The only event he has played was in Dubai, where he won two matches before losing to qualifier Jiri Vesely.
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Shane Warne: Amol Rajan says cricketer was his ‘hero'
Rafael Nadal tipped for early injury return as French Open runner-up shares Barcelona hope
Rafael Nadal has been given a boost in his injury recovery as former world No 3 David Ferrer shared his belief that the Spaniard would be ready for his most successful part of the season, the clay swing. Nadal picked up a rib injury in Indian Wells and is set to miss the Monte Carlo Masters and Barcelona Open as a result but Ferrer has tipped his former rival to return sooner.
‘Djokovic suddenly becomes favourite’ – Mats Wilander backs Novak Djokovic to win 21st Grand Slam at French Open
Mats Wilander has backed Novak Djokovic to claim a 21st Grand Slam title at the French Open in May. Djokovic appears free to defend his Roland Garros title after France relaxed its rules surrounding Covid vaccine passports. Ad/> Vaccine passports will no longer be required in France from March 14, with the French Open due to start on May 22.
Iga Swiatek: How she replaced Ashleigh Barty as world No. 1 and how many more Grand Slams she could win
Iga Swiatek may have reached world No. 1 in the most surprising fashion following Ashleigh Barty’s retirement at the age of 25, but it is no surprise to see her now sit at the top of the women’s game. Swiatek’s talent was clear when she swept to the 2020 French Open title without dropping a set.