Novak Djokovic and Andrey Rublev were supposed to play the Grand Finale at the Adria Tour in Zadar, however, it was canceled.
Novak Djokovic and Andrey Rublev showed tennis of the highest quality at the Adria Tour in Zadar. The Serbian world no. 1 didn't lose a set on his journey to the final. Everything was set for the Grand Finale and fans were about to find out who will be the winner of the second Adria Tour tournament.
However, they didn't get any answers. Short before the final match, Grigor Dimitrov revealed that he was tested positive for the Covid-19 (Coronavirus). Soon after that, Adria Tour organizers canceled the final and released the statement saying:
“As a precaution and to protect the health of all participants and visitors, the organizers of Adria Team have decided to cancel the grand finale of the tennis spectacle planned for tonight.”
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- I heartily disagree with Stubbs here. I mean c'mon! The whole idea of giving out wildcards is to give new & up-coming players a chance at getting as much circuit match-practice under their belts as possible. And this is a HUGE must and opportunity for these new kids on the block. Why curtail opportunities for these newbies in favour of stalwart monopoly?? That just isn't fair. At least give these lesser known players a chance to become more familiar at playing in bigger tournaments & give them also a chance of getting the crowds behind these underdogs.
Sueiyin26-04-2024 - Nadal is always a nice person, even if he does not mean it at all.😂
AceOfBase25-04-2024 - She will get more wild cards probablyAceOfBase25-04-2024
- Do not think Djoko wants to work with Boris.AceOfBase25-04-2024
- Amen to that.MrAndreeva25-04-2024
