Tennis coaching great roger_rasheed believes DjokerNole faces a tough ask to win the AustralianOpen for a 10th time, declaring the Serbian’s comeback will lift the standard in the men’s draw. 7NEWS
for a 10th time, declaring the Serbian’s comeback will lift the standard in the men’s draw.
The high-profile anti-vaxxer was also banned from flying into the United States, with the US Open won by Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz.
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