Novak Djokovic to miss two Grand Slams in 2022

• Novak Djokovic will miss two Grand Slams in 2022 due to Covid vaccination status.
• He was deported from Melbourne at the start of the season, and withdrew from the US Open as a result.
• United States made an important announcement regarding Covid restrictions.

The Serb overcame his visa ban in Australia and responded to the forgettable Covid incident with his 22nd Grand Slam triumph in Melbourne Park. Will he now be allowed to enter the United States?

Novak Djokovic will miss two Grand Slams in 2022, the Australian Open and the US Open, due to his Covid vaccination status and the then-current rule in those countries regarding the dreaded virus. Djokovic was deported from Melbourne at the start of the season, and he withdrew from the US Open as a result of the situation. However, the Serb was able to have his visa ban lifted in Australia, and he responded to the forgettable Covid episode with his 22nd Grand Slam triumph in Melbourne Park. Will he now be allowed to enter the United States?

The United States made an important announcement on Covid restrictions on Tuesday, which may affect Djokovic’s calendar year in 2023. The ban on foreigners entering the country who have not been vaccinated and do not have a medical exemption will be lifted on May 11.

On Tuesday, the United States made an important announcement regarding Covid restrictions, which may have an impact on Djokovic’s calendar year in 2023. The ban on non-vaccinated foreigners entering the country without a medical exemption will be lifted on May 11.

Djokovic said after his 10th Australian Open victory: “I’m hoping to compete in Indian Wells. That is my desire. It is still not permitted, but I hope to hear better news in the coming weeks.”

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