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Speaking to reporters after beating Matteo Berretini in the turf grand slam, Djokovic said the lack of spectators as well as the strict Covid-19 restrictions weighed on his participation in Tokyo.
“My plan has always been to go to the Olympics, but right now I’m a bit divided,” Djokovic said. “It’s a bit 50-50 because of what I’ve been hearing the last few days.”
“I also hear that there are going to be a lot of restrictions within the [Athletes’] Town. You might not be able to see other athletes playing live.
“I can’t even have my stringer who is a very important part of my team. I am also limited with the number of people I can take on my team.”
Having already won the Australian Open and the French Open this year, Djokovic needs the Olympic gold medal and the US Open title to become the first man to win a Golden Slam.
The Olympics are scheduled to start on July 23.
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