The U.S. Tennis Association is expected to make a decision as soon as next week about whether to hold the U.S. Open. Main-draw play is scheduled to begin Aug. 31. If that tournament is played, possible precautions that Djokovic said he wouldn-t appreciate include: -- a 14-day quarantine required for people arriving from outside of the U.S.

Restricted access access to courts, which he said means players "wouldn-t be able to train." -- a limit of one person per competitor at matches, instead of the larger entourages some players travel with.

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Limited ability to move around New York, including keeping players at hotels near the tournament site in Queens and not letting them go to Manhattan.

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