MELBOURNE : Novak Djokovic has been asked to present himself for an interview with Australian immigration officials on Saturday and will remain out of detention until then, The Age
newspaper reported on Friday after his visa was cancelled for a second time by the government.Spokespersons for Immigration Minister Alex Hawke did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
He can play from hotel
Nope! I wanna Watch the Open! 😆🕺
What chaos. They gotto let me him play in peace
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