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Former British No 1 Andrew Castle has told Tennis365 that Novak Djokovic’s deportation drama in Australia may give him extra incentive to shine when he returns to action later this month.
Novak Djokovic's career is in «serious danger» if he continues to remain unvaccinated, believes Carlos Moya, coach of Rafael Nadal. Djokovic saw Nadal lift the Australian Open last month, in so doing edging ahead in the race to finish with the most Grand Slams. Ad/> The Serb had sought to take part in the Melbourne showpiece, but was deported just days before after a complicated saga involving his vaccination status.
By DEBORAH CURTIS-SETCHELL
Joao Sousa moved to Barcelona at the age of 16 and started training at the BTT tennis academy, where Francisco Roig, a key member of Rafael Nadal’s coaching staff, became his mentor. For the following six years, the Portuguese had the opportunity to learn from one of the game’s top minds and also had the occasional opportunities to practise with the Spanish legend himself. Needless to say, the 32-year-old Portuguese has imbibed the never-say-die fighting spirit of the Mallorcan.
Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, who has reached the heights of world No 3 in his career before, is suspected of having tested positive for Covid-19 after he was forced to pull out of the Dallas Open which starts on February 7.
It has been a turbulent build-up to this year's Australian Open with the controversy surrounding Novak Djokovic, eyes will now turn to the action with the tournament set to begin on Monday 17 January.
The Australian Open final between Rafael Nadal and Daniil Medvedev on Sunday was one for the ages.
Rafael Nadal has said he would like to finish his career as the most decorated male Grand Slam champion in history but believes he will need more than the 21 titles he has won so far.