Djokovic will not play the Australian Open after all, he will be deported to Serbia

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic will not play at the Australian Open after the Federal Court of Australia rejected his appeal against the recent visa cancellation, which was the decision of Immigration Minister Alex Hawke.

Djokovic was in detention pending the hearing, as he did not have a visa, or rather, it had been revoked, and he was accommodated at the Park Hotel in Carlton.

He is now facing deportation from Australia, and there is no doubt that this decision will be talked about for a long time, and that Djokovic's case from Australia will continue to be the main topic of all world media, which have been tirelessly following this case for days.

We remind you that although the Victorian court overturned the initial decision to revoke Djokovic's visa, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke used his right and again revoked the visa of the world's number one player, who claimed he could not be vaccinated and thus meet the condition to compete at the Australian Open.

The entire case has been ongoing for ten days, specifically since January 5, when Djokovic arrived in Australia. He was initially granted a visa, a medical exemption to enter Australia unvaccinated, but problems arose at the airport, and he was soon transferred to detention.

After a three-day drama, Djokovic won a legal battle against the Australian authorities and a visa to enter the country, but it was soon revoked. After the latest decision, it is clear that we will not see Djokovic at the first Grand Slam.