UK Housing Secretary Michael Gove has declined to comment on whether or not Novak Djokovic will be able to take part in Wimbledon this year if the tennis player remains unvaccinated against COVID-19 Speaking to Sky News on Monday, Gove said that the UK must “respect the integrity” of Australia’s “complex process” which saw Djokovic’s visa cancelled upon entry at Melbourne airport, just days before the Australian Open on Jan. 17. “There’s a complex process going on in Australia, we have to respect the integrity of that process, and Wimbledon is some months away,” Gove said when asked whether or not Djokovic would be present at this year’s Wimbledon event, which is due to commence in London on June 27. “The thing I would say to anyone is that it is good to get vaccinated, it is good for you, it is good for others, good for society, but with the specific case of Mr. Djokovic, well, I’ll leave it to …