Djokovic back in training after winning appeal to stay in Australia


  • Tennis
  • Monday, 10 Jan 2022

MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Novak Djokovic was back in training hours after winning a court challenge to remain in Australia on Monday, thanking the judge who released him from immigration detention and saying he remained focused on trying to win a record 21st tennis major.

The fight over the world number one's medical exemption https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/djokovic-will-defend-australian-open-title-after-exemption-vaccination-2022-01-04 from COVID-19 vaccination in order to enter Australia and play may not be over, however, as the government said it was still considering another way to deport him.

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