Djokovic promised to clarify controversy in Australia but ignored the topic

Novak Djokovic had promised to address the controversy surrounding his physical condition during the last Australian Open, which he even won, but he avoided the topic in a press conference that was expected to be enlightening.

Following the controversy surrounding the conquest of the last Australian Open, due to the doubts that arose around the physical problems that the Serbian tennis player guaranteed to have overcome throughout the tournament, Novak Djokovic promised to “tell everything” in a press conference that was expected blunt.

However, the expectations created in the meantime were frustrated, with the world number 1 “forgetting” what happened in Australia and only addressing his future in tournaments in the United States of America, where it is still not certain that he will be able to play for be vaccinated against covid-19.

“I’m still waiting for news on whether I’ll be able to compete in Indian Wells and Miami. I have the support of the directors of both tournaments and I’ve done everything I could legally do to get approval,” explained the 35-year-old Serbian tennis player at a press conference. in the capital of Serbia, Belgrade.

About his physical state, he said he was “almost 100%”, confirming that “the recovery is going well”. Djokovic is expected at the ATP 500 tournament in Dubai, which takes place over the next week.