BELGRADE :World number one Novak Djokovic returned to training after being released from Australian immigration detention on Monday, posting a picture with his team from Melbourne Park and thanking the judge for overturning his visa cancellation.
"For now I cannot say more but thank you all for standing with me through all this and encouraging me to stay strong.""Novak is free and just a moment ago he went to the tennis court to practise," Djokovic's brother, Djordje, told a press conference in Belgrade. The Australian government, however, could still deport Djokovic. A spokesman for Immigration Minister Alex Hawke said that he was considering using his personal power to again revoke Djokovic's visa.
If that isn't the most self absorbed thing ever, I don't know what is.
Let's Go Nadal!
No-vac has made djoke-a-vic of men from down under, so it’s open season after all.
His victory for human rights has indeed opened a new chapter in his life: looking forward to him championing the abused innocents he was locked up with in immigration gitmo
what a DJOKE !!! conveniently got Covid just before flying into Australia ... what BS !!!
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