“Yes, that’s the price I’m willing to pay,” said the Balkan about a possible absence from the Paris and London tournaments. What’s more, Djokovic does not want to be associated with the anti-vaccine movement, but defends the right of each individual to choose what goes into their body.
I have always supported the freedom to choose what you put in your own body.
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“I have never been against vaccination“, added the Serbian and indicated that he had already been vaccinated before. “But I have always supported the freedom to choose what you put in your own body. This principle is more important to me than any title,” he continued.
“I try to be in tune with my body as much as possible,” Djokovic also stated in this interview, the first since leaving Melbourne. “I was sad and disappointed,” he also confessed about this episode earlier in the year.
The number 1 of the ATP also he hopes that the requirements for vaccinations will change and that he will be able to “play again for many years”.
Although Djokovic remained open and did not rule out the possibility of inoculating himself with the vaccine in the future, since, he assured, “we are all collectively looking for the best possible solution to end Covid.”
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