Roger Federer Will Not Be Seen In Tokyo Olympics

Roger Federer will not be seen in Tokyo Olympics, this player has a chance to win a gold medal.

World tennis player Roger Federer has decided to withdraw from the Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo. Roger Federer has been ruled out of the Tokyo Olympics due to a knee injury.

He himself has given this information by tweeting. With Federer withdrawing from the tournament, the way for Serbia’s legend Novak Djokovic to win the gold medal has also been almost cleared.

Roger Federer wrote, “Unfortunately I have felt a jerk in my knee, after which I have accepted that I should now withdraw from the Tokyo Olympic Games.”

Federer is not the first tennis player to have decided not to play in the Tokyo Olympics.

Earlier, Rafael Nadal of Spain, Dominic Thiem of Australia have also pulled out of the Tokyo Olympics.

With Federer’s exit, world number one Novak Djokovic has a good chance of completing the Golden Slam, but he is yet to make a firm decision to play in the Tokyo Olympics.

If Novak Djokovic, who has already won three Grand Slams of this year, wins the gold medal at the Olympics.

Then wins the final US Open Grand Slam of the year, then completes the Golden Slam (four Grand Slam and Olympic gold) in a single year. He would become the first male tennis player to do so.

Earlier in women, Steffi Graf of Italy won the Golden Slam in 1988.

At the same time, among women, Canada’s Bianca Andreescu has also withdrawn from the Tokyo Olympics, citing the challenging conditions due to Covid-19.

In this way, she has also become the third female tennis player after Serena Williams and Simona Halep to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics.

Shameful for a criminal like Madhukant Pathak to go to Olympics, IOA Vice President gave a statement.

Some major last-minute changes in the list of the Indian delegation for the Tokyo Olympics have surprised many.

This includes the decision to send the 34th National Games scam accused Madhukant Pathak as the team manager of the athletics team to the Indian Olympics.

Union (IOA) vice-president Sudhanshu Mittal has strongly protested.

Apart from this, CA Sundararaman Ramani, mother of swordsman CA Bhavani Devi, is being sent to the Olympics with him as manager.

While table tennis player Manika Batra’s personal coach Sanmay Pranjpe is also being sent to the Olympics by appointing Manika as manager at the last minute.