Novak Djokovic willing to skip French Open and Wimbledon over his vaccine stance, he tells BBC in on-camera interview
By CNN Sport Staff
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El liderato de Novak Djokovic al frente del ranking ATP corre serio peligro en el tramo final del mes de febrero, ya que el serbio puede ver cómo se detiene su histórica cifra de 360 semanas como número uno del ranking (la próxima semana cumplirá 361) y cómo llega a su fin la racha de 86 semanas consecutivas en lo más alto de la clasificación a manos del ruso Daniil Medvedev, que tiene serias opciones de subir al número 1 del ranking ATP por primera vez en su carrera.
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