 Welcome back to Tennis Talk, my name's Cam Williams and Novak Djokovic has been withdrawn from Indian Wells. He couldn't get into the country, which means he can't play at Indian Wells, even though Indian Wells were happy to have him. Let's go have a read of the statement that Indian Wells bought out only an hour ago. This is what Indian Wells had to say on their Twitter. Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the BNP parry bar open. As the next player in line to be seated, Grigory Dmitrov will move into Djokovic's space in the draw. And a lucky loser from the qualifying will move into Dmitrov's space in the draw once qualifying is complete. So there you have it, Novak Djokovic pulling out of Indian Wells or not getting into Indian Wells. I think that's a better way to put it and then being forced to withdraw. And that means that he can't play Miami either because, like we said yesterday in the draw ceremony or the draw previous that we were doing, Djokovic, you know, it's not about him not getting into the tournaments. It's about him not getting into the countries where those tournaments are being played. And Indian Wells was always going to be a hard one to get into, but it doesn't seem like it's Indian Wells that kicked him out or didn't allow him to come in. It was America. So he's not playing Miami. I think we can confirm that now as well. And then who knows what's going to happen? US Open, I know that's in September and August, you know, after Wimbledon. That's a long way away. A lot can change by the time that happens. But we don't know if he's going to be able to play there either. So let me know down in the comments below. Do you think Djokovic will play at those future tournaments and maybe just miss out on these ones here? Now, the next time we will be seeing Novak Djokovic will be in Monte Carlo. That's confirmed. He can play Monte Carlo, but in Europe, some of the countries have different rules. Italy, Spain, we're not 100% sure if we can get into those countries. So we'll find out over the next few months.