Serbian star Novak Djokovic continues to pay the price for his refusal of the Corona virus vaccine as he was forced to pull out of the 1,000-point Masters in Tennis tournament in Montreal due to his inability to take part. Canada, according to organizers.

It is unlikely that Djokovic will be able to take part in the tournament in Montreal, which begins on Monday, in light of the rules imposed by local authorities on arrivals from outside the country regarding mandatory vaccination.

As with the Montreal tournament, it is unlikely that Djokovic will be able to play in the US Open, the last of four Grand Slam tournaments scheduled for August 29-September 11, despite the inclusion of his name in the list of participants in the tournament.

The Serbian paid the price for his vaccine rejection by preventing him from participating in the first Grand Slam in Melbourne, Australia.

Unable to travel to the United States, Djokovic missed the 1,000-point Masters tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami.