Novak Djokovic a visité aujourd'hui le monastère d'Ostrog et a rencontré Son Éminence, le métropolite Joanikije du Monténégro. pic.twitter.com/RAg81HnucN
— Vie Orthodoxe ☦ (@VieOrthodoxe) January 21, 2022
Le tennisman Novak Djokovic a atterri à Belgrade, en Serbie, après son expulsion d'Australie pic.twitter.com/VO6fyVmqld
— BFMTV (@BFMTV) January 17, 2022
Merci au mouvement sportif pour le travail de conviction auprès des derniers rares non vaccinés. Nous travaillerons ensemble à préserver les compétitions et à se faire les ambassadeurs de ces mesures au niveau international 2/2
— Roxana Maracineanu (@RoxaMaracineanu) January 16, 2022
Nemanja Matic on Instagram: pic.twitter.com/9tsQV7v52B
— Samuel Luckhurst (@samuelluckhurst) January 16, 2022
🎙 "Il n'est pas question que Djokovic joue Roland-Garros s'il n'est pas vacciné".
— RMC (@RMCinfo) January 17, 2022
Christophe Castaner invité de #BourdinDirect pic.twitter.com/0RsazRz6yg
JUST IN: Deported tennis star #NovakDjokovic met by supporters as he arrives at #Dubai airport in the #UAE. #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/nlEHzuNlfH
— Dan Murphy (@dan_murphy) January 17, 2022
Novak Djokovic leaves the Marhaba lounge at Melbourne Airport for flight back to Europe. pic.twitter.com/Rg2D1XTTwW
— Shane McInnes (@shanemcinnes) January 16, 2022
The big loser of this mess is the tournament.
— Patrick Mouratoglou (@pmouratoglou) January 16, 2022
The only good news is that we will hopefully start talking about tennis.
I know too little to judge the situation.
— Alize Cornet (@alizecornet) January 16, 2022
What I know is that Novak is always the first one to stand for the players. But none of us stood for him.
Be strong @DjokerNole
Novak would never have gone to Australia if he had not been given an exemption to enter the country by the government (which he did receive; hence Judge Kelly’s initial ruling). He would have skipped the Australian Open and been home with his family and no one would be.. [1/2]
— Vasek Pospisil (@VasekPospisil) January 16, 2022
.. talking about this mess. There was a political agenda at play here with the elections coming up which couldn’t be more obvious. This is not his fault. He did not force his way into the country and did not “make his own rules”; he was ready to stay home. [2/2]
— Vasek Pospisil (@VasekPospisil) January 16, 2022
A statement from Novak Djokovic as he prepares to leave Australia. #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/gjxpnC6ylu
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 16, 2022
Hasn't been easy to knock Novak Djokovic out of the #AusOpen in the last decade:
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 16, 2022
2011🏆
2012🏆
2013🏆
2014 L--Wawrinka🇨🇭
2015🏆
2016🏆
2017 L--Istomin🇺🇿
2018 L--Chung🇰🇷
2019🏆
2020🏆
2021🏆
2022 L--Hawke🇦🇺
Before delivering the orders, Chief Justice Allsop explained that the case wasn't about whether the Immigration Minister made the right decision. It was about whether the decision was so irrational or unreasonable that it wasn't made lawfully. A tricky, but crucial, distinction.
— Hannah Ryan (@HannahD15) January 16, 2022
Per ATP, the first lucky loser into the #AusOpen draw, set to replace #1 Novak Djokovic in the draw, is 150th-ranked Salvatore Caruso.
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 16, 2022
Djokovic been asked to present himself for an interview with immigration officials tomorrow
— Paul Sakkal (@paulsakkal) January 14, 2022
Govt currently talking with his lawyers, per @Gallo_Ways
He will be staying out of detention until the interview and pending any legal action @theage https://t.co/Q8IUDnMhLG
If Minister cancels Djokovic visa and he appeals, an option open to the Minister would be to release him from detention on a bridging visa while the appeal proceeds. That may take enough time for Djokovic to compete in OZ Open.
— Abul Rizvi (@RizviAbul) January 13, 2022
Open d’Australie 👁
— Benoit Maylin (@BenoitMaylin) January 13, 2022
Parcours de Djokovic (s’il joue):
1erT-Kecmanovic
2eT-Paul
3eT-Sonego
1/8-Monfils 🇫🇷
1/4-Berrettini/Alcaraz?
1/2-Zverev/Nadal
F-Medvedev/Tsitsipas pic.twitter.com/AXZaUbSoc1
Decisive results from a NewsCorp poll with nearly 60,000 respondents across several Australian news sites takes the Australian temperature pretty tellingly.
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 13, 2022
An overwhelming 83% believe that the government should seek redeportation of Novak Djokovic. #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/jE1jfVKC9n
#Novak #Novak_Djokovic #Djokovic #AusOpen #AO2022 pic.twitter.com/fSuhBSqyPY
— Rontastic 🔰 (@Ron_Boll) January 13, 2022