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“I might repeat it, but I won’t do it. There doesn’t seem to be a Grand Slam without drama for me – but that also drives me,” said Djokovic, who then did not want to comment further on the subject.
The National Olympic Committee of Kosovo also demanded a reaction from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and tried to obtain disciplinary proceedings once morest Djokovic.
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Later, the Kosovan tennis association also demanded sanctions once morest Djokovic by the tennis world association ITF.
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The ITF then spoke up and told the AFP news agency that “political statements” by athletes were not prohibited.
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The rules of conduct for players in Grand Slam tournaments are the responsibility of the organizers. “There is no provision in these rules that prohibits players from making political statements,” it said.
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Djokovic later admitted at a press conference that it was a “sensitive issue”. As a public figure and the son of a father who was born in Kosovo, he feels a special responsibility towards the Serbian people, the 36-year-old said. But he is not a politician and does not want to start a debate, he added.
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