Tennis
War in Ukraine: Djokovic’s touching message to soldier Stakovsky
Novak Djokovic, in a conversation with Ukrainian tennis player Sergei Stakovsky, who is on the battlefield, sent a message of support to Ukrainians who are being tested due to the war with Russia.
Novak Djokovic reflects on the difficult times that the Ukrainian people are going through and he couldn’t help but, with his own means, those who know and put to the test.
So he sent a touching message to his colleague Sergei Stakovsky, who is on the battlefield. The Serb’s message and the Ukrainian tennis player’s response:
“How are you my friend ; Are you on the battlefield? Thinking of you, I hope everything calms down soon. Please let me know where I can send help. “Either money or anything else that can help.”
IOE President doesn’t want Nole at the Rome Masters
Italian Olympic Committee President Giovanni Malago also stressed that it wouldn’t be the right decision for Novak Djokovic to compete in the upcoming Rome Masters for Foro Italico (May 2-15).
The tennis player No. 2 in the world can play normally with the change in medical protocol in France and Italy in the Masters of Monte Carlo and Rome and in the 2nd Major of 2022, despite not being vaccinated , Roland Garros.
As the proposal of a super green passport will not be necessary in these countries, the 34-year-old Serb will be present at the big events of the dirt season, but Malago publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with this development.
Source: Tennis24
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