Highlights If not, I d think twice about participating, he said
His comments come among growing calls for cancellation of the Games
World number one Novak Djokovic said on Thursday that he would reconsider taking part in the Tokyo Olympics if spectators were banned from attending. The world number one s reaction came after calls grew in Japan for the Games to take place behind closed doors, with one doctors association saying the event should be cancelled altogether. I plan on playing in the Olympics, as long as fans are allowed, Djokovic said in a press conference. If not, I d think twice about participating.
Djokovic will play Olympics only if fans allowed
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Belgrade (AFP)
World number one Novak Djokovic said on Thursday that he would reconsider taking part in the Tokyo Olympics if spectators were banned from attending.
The world number one s reaction came after calls grew in Japan for the Games to take place behind closed doors, with one doctors association saying the event should be cancelled altogether. I plan on playing in the Olympics, as long as fans are allowed, Djokovic said in a press conference. If not, I d think twice about participating.
German begins pursuit of first ATP Tour singles title
Jan-Lennard Struff blasted his way into the BMW Open second round on Tuesday after he knocked out Slovakian lucky loser Andrej Martin 6-4, 6-3 in 76 minutes.
The seventh-seeded German, who reached the 2014 Munich semi-finals, lost just five of his first-serve points (21/26) and hit six aces. Struff awaits Dominik Koepfer, who ousted three-time champion Philipp Kohlschreiber 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 after two hours and 24 minutes.
One break of serve in each set proved to be enough for American qualifier Mackenzie McDonald, who knocked out sixth-seeded Serbian Dusan Lajovic 6-4, 6-4 in 86 minutes. The 26-year-old dropped just eight games in two qualifying matches and is playing his first clay-court event since October 2020 at Roland Garros. He takes on Belarusian qualifier Ilya Ivashka in the second round.
20-year-old Argentine speaks to ATPTour.com after winning his first ATP Challenger Tour title in Concepcion
On Sunday, Sebastian Baez claimed a slice of history for his native Argentina. At the age of 20 years and one month, the Buenos Aires native became the youngest Argentine titlist on the ATP Challenger since 2010.
Nearly 11 years had passed since the South American nation featured a Challenger champion as young as Baez, but that would all change on the clay of Concepcion, Chile. In what was a war of attrition, he outlasted countryman Francisco Cerundolo 6-3, 6-7(5), 7-6(5), to lift the trophy after a marathon two hours and 40 minutes at the Dove Men+Care Challenger Concepcion.
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