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Sports 5 years ago
Berlin tennis event will allow 1,000 fans despite Djokovic row
One thousand fans will be allowed to watch a Berlin tennis tournament next month despite the controversy which has engulfed Novak Djokovic whose Balkans event left him and three other players testing positive for coronavirus.
Sports 5 years ago
#Djokovid: tennis star mauled over coronavirus 'horror show'
World number one Novak Djokovic was widely condemned on Wednesday for hosting a tennis exhibition where he was one of four players to test positive for the coronavirus, a lapse that sent shudders through a sport struggling to get back on its feet.
Sports 5 years ago
Not surprising to see Djokovic test positive for COVID-19, says Murray
Andy Murray criticized world number one Novak Djokovic for staging the Adria Tour exhibition tournament without adopting any COVID-19 precautions after the Serbian and three other players tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Sports 5 years ago
Coric, Troicki test positive for COVID-19, poses questions for sport's return
Borna Coric and Viktor Troicki tested positive for COVID-19 after playing in Novak Djokovic's Adria Tour exhibition event, raising serious concerns for tennis governing bodies in their bid to restart the sport after a lengthy shutdown.
Sports 5 years ago
French Open with fans to begin Sep. 27 as ATP, WTA reveal August restarts
Roland Garros chiefs said Wednesday that the delayed French Open will get underway on Sep. 27 and with fans in attendance as the ruling bodies of world tennis revealed a new-look calendar for a sport placed on ice since mid-March due to the coronavirus.
