Novak Djokovic Denied Entry Into Australia Over Visa Issues
, which begins January 17 in Melbourne. Organizers of the Australian Open confirmed that he obtained an exemption and would be allowed to compete in the Grand Slam tournament..
Djokovic announced the news on Instagram, clearing up speculation over whether he would compete in the Grand Slam event. The world’s top tennis player has declined to reveal his vaccination status, and previously said he was not sure if he would compete at the tournament due to quarantine restrictions.
Organizers of the Australian Open confirmed in a statement to media outlets that Djokovic will be allowed to compete in the event.
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