Now that Novak Djokovic has had his visa cancelled, what happens to the Australian Open men's singles draw? One of the world's leading tennis journalists has emphatically shot down a doomsday scenario related to Novak Djokovic. Andrey Rublev says players must respect the law of the country they're in, taking a dig at the world No.
After demolishing Bernard Tomic in straight sets, the world No. The drama surrounding Novak Djokovic is starting to affect the rest of the playing group, according to Sam Groth. Here is everything you need to know on the Novak Djokovic saga, which is set to roll into a seventh day on Friday. Maxime Cressy may have gone down in Sydney, but provided tennis fans with what is sure to be the highlight of the summer. British icon Tim Henman reckons Djokovic is still the player to beat at this year's Australian Open despite his Covid vaccine issues.
But Henman does acknowledge that Djokovic will be slightly vulnerable after all the drama surrounding his entry in Australia over the last week. And if the Serb isn't allowed to play at the tournament and gets deported, the decision was clearly a political one, Sandgren thinks.
He said on video platform Rumble: "If Djokovic is deported after the judge reinstated his visa, it is clear that it is political. What is the current risk Novak Djokovic poses for public health? The Spanish authorities have allegedly denied claims that they're also investigating Djokovic for entering the country without a Covid vaccine. The Serb's in hot water with he Australian government for the same offence and awaits to see if he'll be booted out of the country.
But according to Politico , the year-old can rest assured that he's not in any trouble in Spain. Neither the government has ordered it nor is there any police investigation open on the athlete.
The survey was conducted by NewsCorp and over 60, people took part - leading to the damning verdict, the Mirror reported. Djokovic will be hoping that the Australian authorities don't see the survey as they consider whether to cancel his visa or not. Greek tennis ace Stefanos Tsitsipas has claimed that Djokovic is playing by his own set of rules for entering Australia without the Covid vaccine. The world No. Djokovic's opponent Miomir Kecmanovic has been given some stellar advice before the pair face in the Australian Open's first round by tennis legend Roger Federer.
Djokovic has been drawn against fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic in the first round of the Australian Open. Although there's still uncertainty over whether Djokovic will be allowed to play in the tournament. Even though Djokovic has been allowed into Australia, the country's Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is still considering using his powers to revoke the year-old's visa, a spokesman said. Bartoli said to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I am pleased for tennis, I am pleased because I thought and I think the tennis community, why they spoke about it, the conditions and the way he has been traded was really, really not fair at all for him.
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