Sydney: Nick Kyrgios said he wanted to avoid being pulled to face Novak Djokovic who was excited if the Australian open champion in power managed to convince the authorities to allow him to play in this year’s tournament in Melbourne.
Djokovic, the winner of the nine Australian Open degree, spent the third day at the Immigration Detention Hotel after the authorities on Thursday revoked the visa, which had been supported by medical liberation from the needs of state vaccination.
The 34-year-old challenges the rejection to allow him to enter the country when he pursues a record title of Grand Slam 21.
Kyrgios said he hoped the upheaval would have a little bearing on Djokovic’s readiness for the first big event this season.
“If he is allowed to play Australia Open, I do not want any blades from him,” Australia told reporters at the Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday, before the next week Sydney Tennis Classic.
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“He will be very determined to play well, and attach it to everyone from what happened.
And I don’t want a bar from Novak.” I think he won’t have a problem.
prepare.
I think this is only all additional fuel for him, in my opinion.
“We all know how good the competitors are.
You don’t become a great champion like that without being able to overcome some difficulties like this.” Kyrgios has emerged as an impossible allies for Djokovic, with a pair of sharing uncomfortable relationships since colliding ahead of last year Australia opened on quarantine conditions.
But with lawyers trying to secure Djokovic’s release after the Federal Border Force said he could not justify the reasons for the strict Covid-19 vaccination requirements, Kyrgios had criticized Serbia’s treatment.
“It’s a bit messy with what happened, and I just don’t think we’ve done it the right way,” he said.
“I hope everything will be sorted as soon as possible.
For exercise we need it here, it’s that simple.
He’s one of the most influential sports people, maybe all time.” If he is ready to play and he is allowed to play, I think it’s a good way for our sport with all this attention because maybe the Australian Open will not have as many views as possible if he can play.
“I feel it now.
It’s not really human, right, what happens? His life might be quite difficult like that, and I know what it is.” I just hope everything will be sorted soon.
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