Novak Djokovic, world number one, did not want to reveal whether or not he will be vaccinated at a press conference in Belgrade. The Serbian tennis player, already in the semi-finals of the ATP 250 in Belgrade, assured that it was a "private decision" and that he does not want to enter the media game of the media about celebrities and vaccines. I'm going to get vaccinated. I think it is a private and intimate decision and I do not want to enter the game of whether I am for or against vaccines, "said Djokovic, who will play this Saturday against Aslán Karátsev in the semi-finals of the Belgrade tournament. See this post on Instagram A shared post by Novak Djokovic (@djokernole) The world number one assured that it is a "very sensitive issue" and called for respect for "freedom of choice" and the decisions of each person about vaccination . At the press conference of the ATP 250 in Belgrade, the Serbian recalled that he has "full right" not to reveal if he will finally be vaccinated. After beating Miomir Kecmanovic 6-1 and 6-3, Djokovic is already in the semifinals and will fight against Karátsev for getting the ticket to the final of the tournament that he has created. According to the tennis player, the objective of the competition is "to give local tennis players and especially young people the opportunity to compete against the best in the world", he concluded.
Djokovic: "I will not say if I get vaccinated or enter the game of whether I am for or against" | Tennis
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