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Novak Djokovic will have to steel himself for another half-baked season after the US extended its ban on non-vaxxed foreigners entering the country.
The sanctions on the un-jabbed will now last until April 10 – meaning that the Serb who has refused to ever get a vaccination will be out of luck for the Indian Wells and Miami Masters in March.
Djokovic made do without a trip to America last season also due to COVID restrictions and his anti-vaxx attitude.
He is currently competing in Adelaide after gaining entry last week to Australia despite being deported for his no-vaxx status a year ago.
The 35-year-old is hoping to build towards a run at a 10th Australian Open title starting mid-month in Melbourne.
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