‘Everyone is stunned by the remedy of Novak Djokovic, it really is not actually good for tennis’ – Andy Murray
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As Tennis environment selection a single, Novak Djokovic carries on to be held up in an immigration detention facility in Australia, Andy Murray has lent his voice to the ongoing drama, indicating the condition is stunning to him and is not a fantastic advancement for planet tennis.
Djokovic travelled to Australia with a medical exemption from receiving the Covid-19 vaccine, as his staff claim he analyzed optimistic in a PCR test on December 16.
Having said that, upon arriving in the nation the tennis star was requested to depart thanks to troubles with the exemption on the visa which he utilized for, which has prompted a lawful battle against his deportation.
According to Murray, the uncertainty above Novak Djokovic’s situation forward of the Australian Open in spite of him getting the defending Australia open winner, is ‘really bad’ for tennis.
Murray says he has not but spoken to Djokovic, the 9-time Australian Open up champion but has expressed his sympathy.
Speaking ahead of the Australian Open, Murray explained to reporters in Melbourne:
‘I imagine every person is shocked by it to be truthful. I’m heading to say two points on it just now.
‘The initial point is that I hope that Novak is Okay. I know him effectively, and I have constantly had a good relationship with him and I hope that he’s Ok.
‘It’s actually not fantastic for tennis at all, and I do not assume it is excellent for anyone associated.’
Adhering to his arrival into Australia, Djokovic was despatched to a deportation resort in Melbourne for refugees and asylum seekers.
Djokovic will have his legal case heard on Monday whilst his enthusiasts have been witnessed collecting in massive quantities to protest his treatment method in Melbourne.
Djokovic’s authorized crew claimed in recent days that he was subjected to an eight-hour ordeal in which airport stability refused to allow him slumber, denied him time to converse to his lawyers and unlawfully cancelled his visa.
Djokovic will be keen to bring a quick stop to the issue as he is wanting to surpass Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal with his 21st Grand Slam title in Melbourne afterwards this thirty day period.
