World number one Djokovic suffered an earth-shattering crazy experience that became the most exciting topic at the beginning of the new season, let's take a look at the timeline of Djokovic events.
December 25, 2021
The media announced that Djokovic would not play in the ATP Cup at 99% and would choose to skip the event. Whether the Serbian king will participate in the Australian Open or not is the biggest suspense at that time.
December 29
Djokovic confirmed his withdrawal from the ATP Cup, without giving a reason for his withdrawal. Because the Australian Open officially has a hard rule for players participating in next year's Australian Open: get the new crown vaccine. He himself has not announced whether he will be vaccinated on the grounds of protecting privacy.
January 1, 2022
The Soto Tennis Academy in Marbella, Spain, has released a video of Djokovic's batting practice and wrote: "If possible, we can confirm that Djokovic is ready to participate in the Australian Open."
January 4
"Hello, I wish you all a happy new year, good health, happiness and happiness at every moment, and may you feel the love and respect of all the creatures of this beautiful planet." I and my loved ones had a great time over the holidays and today I will be travelling to Australia with a waiver permit, 2022 cheers! "
Defending champion Djokovic began to travel to Australia, but went to the storm of public opinion.
One statement insisted djokovic was approved after a rigorous review process by two separate panels of medical experts.
January 5
Djokovic has arrived in Australia, but was denied entry to Australia due to "visa errors", detained at Melbourne airport for 9 hours, isolated by the police, and confiscated mobile phones and unable to communicate with others. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned that Djokovic "must provide admissible evidence" or "he will return home on the next plane".
January 6
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison tweeted: "Djokovic's visa has been cancelled. Rules are rules, especially when it comes to our boundaries. No one can override these rules. Our strong border policy is critical to Australia, one of the lowest COVID-19 mortality rates in the world, and we remain vigilant. ”
Serbian President Vucic expressed his support for Djokovic: "I tell Djokovic that the whole of Serbia is with him and we will do everything we can to end the harassment of the best tennis player in the world immediately." ”
Reuters reported that Djokovic was "applying for an injunction to prevent deportation".
January 7
Deyo's lawyer immediately filed a complaint. At a hearing at 10 a.m., Djokovic applied for a temporary ban to lift visas.
With this interim injunction, Deyo was placed in a federally designated quarantine hotel to await a final ruling by the Federal Immigration Service.
January 8
The Serbian tested positive on Dec. 16 and had "no fever or respiratory symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 72 hours," the court documents said.
Tennis Australia denied they had "misled" Djokovic and his colleagues on the issue of australian open exemptions.
Djokovic broke the silence and wrote: "Thank you to people around the world for their continued support. I can feel it, thank you very much. ”
January 9
Australian Open director Terry finally broke the silence, saying that the Australian Tennis Association had been seeking confirmation from all sides from day one, ensuring that he could try to bring athletes to Australia while doing nothing wrong, and also said that "I hope to see him compete." ”
January 10
Djokovic's court appearance attracted much attention.
Australian Judge Lee overturned Australia's decision to cancel Djokovic's entry visa and ordered the Australian government to release the world's first detainee within half an hour of the court ruling to pay the legal fees. Court records confirm that Djokovic was not vaccinated.
A few hours later Djokovic declared his victory, saying: "I am very happy and grateful to the judge for revoking the decision to cancel my visa. I want to stay and try to compete for the Australian Open, and I'm still focused on that. I'm here to play in one of our most important Grand Slams. Now, I can't say more, but I thank everyone for supporting me and encouraging me to stay strong. And the picture is a photo of himself and his team training at rodravol Stadium.
Next, defending champion Djokovic will actively prepare for the Australian Open! (Source: Tennis House Author: Stray Rabbit)