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BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbia’s state prosecutors on Wednesday rejected suggestions that Novak Djokovic used a fake positive test for COVID-19 to try to enter Australia and compete in the Australian Open.
Rafael Nadal’s record-breaking win at the Australian Open is thought to have come to late to be recognised on the shortlist for the 2022 Laureus World Sports Awards, with Novak Djokovic the only tennis player to be featured in the Sportsman of the Year category. Nadal moved ahead of Djokovic and Roger Federer – who awaits news of his comeback from injury – by claiming his 21st Grand Slam title in Melbourne.
Djokovic will be bitterly disappointed having missed out on the chance to secure a historical 21st grand slam at the Australian Open, a feat which his rival and fierce competitor Rafael Nadal beat him to. The Serbian was deported from Australia last month after becoming involved in a row with Australian authorities. Having failed to receive either dose of the vaccine - Djokovic, like much of Serbia, has voiced concerns about the jab - his paperwork was deemed to be incorrect, and a furore erupted about whether or not sports stars should be treated differently to the rest of the world's population.
Roger Federer is still aiming to make a comeback to tennis — but says he won't know whether it's possible until April. The Swiss star has been out of the game since August 2021 after deciding to undergo surgery on a long-standing knee problem. Ad/> Despite saying at the time that he wanted to try and return, there have been precious few updates from the 40-year-old's camp.
NBA player voices his concerns over U.S. athletes going to the Beijing Winter Olympics on 'The Story.'
World number one Novak Djokovic looks set to finally have his coronavirus vaccine after Rafa Nadal’s Australian Open triumph.
The Six Nations kicks into action this weekend with Scotland and England locking horns on Saturday evening, live on BBC One.
World number one Novak Djokovic looks set to finally have his coronavirus vaccine after Rafa Nadal’s Australian Open triumph.