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Serbs to President Joe Biden: "Novak Djokovic is not a security threat" Source: TennisWorldUSA Tennisspeak- Due to the fact that Novak Djokovic does not have access to the United States at this time as a result of his immunization problem and the fact that he is required to obtain a green pass in order to enter the United States, he is unable to compete.  On the other hand, a proposal has emerged from Serbia with the intention of providing the matter with a decisive boost, with the end objective of enabling the three-time winner of the US Open to compete in Flushing Meadows. An initiative spearheaded by Nebojsa Jovanovic, owner of a company that promotes professional tennis in Serbia. Jovanovic wrote a letter to Vice President Joe Biden, appealing to a particular legal clause in the 10294 presidential proclamations of national interest, under which foreign citizens would be granted an exemption and would therefore be able to enter the United States. Jovanovic's letter was...

Novak Djokovic son  Stefan’s Nadal-like forehand Credit - Times of India Tennisspeak - During their amicable practise sessions, Novak Djokovic claims his seven-year-old Stefan tries to "intimidate" him by hitting the forehand like his archrival Rafael Nadal. Stefan joined his world famous father on the practise courts at Wimbledon this year, and his follow-through has a striking resemblance to that of Nadal. "He enjoys doing that." "He loves to terrify me on the court with finishing the swing here," the 20-time Grand Slam winner said after defeating Dutchman Tim van Rijthoven 6-2, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 in a third round encounter on Sunday. "He knows how much I dislike that." I'm teaching him to finish the hand here, the swing, over his shoulder. He does that, but he also does this. "He always laughs because he knows when he does that." We have this kind of funny moments on the court.” Novak and Stefan practicing is the cutest ...

  RAFAEL NADAL AND NOVAK DJOKOVIC WOULD NOT BE AT THIS LEVEL WITHOUT ROGER FEDERER, SAYS MATS WILANDER The Big 3 of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic have ruled men’s tennis for almost 2 decades now. They have shown dominance unseen and unheard of in tennis, or rather sports in general. Such was their dominance that they have won 61 combined grand slam titles in the last 18 years. They have played a very vital role in popularizing and globalizing the sport. Amongst the Big 3,  Roger Federer  is the oldest and the pioneer of the men’s revolution. He brought a different charisma to the sport and changed the way in which tennis was played. The Swiss maestro is currently 40 and is still recovering from his third knee surgery. He is undoubtedly the most popular tennis player ever and hence fans can’t wait for him to grace the court again. Like Federer, 23-time grand slam champion  Serena Williams  also is missing from the tour. 7-time grand ...