Novak Djokovic will be allowed to compete at the Italian Open in Rome even if he is still not vaccinated against the coronavirus, the president of the Italian Tennis Federation said Wednesday. According to Angelo Binaghi, the tournament on May 8-15 will have 100% of the stands filled with fans for the first time since the pandemic broke out. World number one Djokovic has won the Italian Open five times. Last year, the Serbian player reached the final, but lost to Spain’s Rafael Nadal. Djokovic couldn’t defend his Australian Open title in January after he was deported from the country for not b…