The Serbian tennis player canceled his second training session in a row on Monday. The fifth seed had already struggled with hamstring problems in the pre-season in Adelaide, which he eventually overcame after a dramatic final battle with Sebastian Korda.
Djokovic is scheduled to face Spain’s Roberto Carballes Baena in the first round in Melbourne on Tuesday.
However, the organizers of the opening Grand Slam said that Djokovic’s Monday training session, which was scheduled for seven o’clock in the evening at that time, was withdrawn from the official schedule. Concerns about the player’s health have understandably increased considerably.
Nick Kyrgios, Djokovic’s opponent from Friday’s exhibition match, already withdrew from the tournament just before its start.
