Melbourne, 26 December : , With only 22 days until the Australian Open opens in 2022, Canada’s No.1 Grand Slam — Canada’s first Grand Slam — Canada has 22 days left.14 Denis Shapovalov was found to have COVID-19 antibodies while in Sydney.This means he is out of the multi-nation ATP Cup.On Sunday, the 22-year old posted a status update to her social media accounts.Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you know that my Covid test was positive upon arrival in Sydney.
All protocols have been followed, and I will inform those I was in touch with.
“Right now, I’m experiencing mild symptoms.
But I look forward to returning to the court when it is safe.Shapovalov expressed his gratitude for all of your help and wished everyone a happy and safe holiday.
Shapovalov was a 20-time Grand Slam winner, and had previously competed at the Mubadala World Tennis Championships in Abu Dhabi before arriving in Sydney.
Shapovalov reached the quarterfinals of last year’s US Open and was ranked No.1 in the world, a record for her career.10, in September 2020 was the first group of players who arrived for the Australian swing.
Shapovalov’s COVID-positive status will mean that he must be isolated for 10 days.This would prevent him from participating in the ATP Cup which begins on January 1.It is unlikely that it will affect his chances to compete in the Australian Open.
He was eliminated in round three of the Australian Open this year.
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