Australian Open 2022: Djokovic VISA Drama Updates, Follow LIVE

Australian Open 2022 – Djokovic VISA Drama Updates: New twists and turns are emerging every minute in Novak Djokovic’s VISA drama. The World No.1 is currently detained in a Cartlon Hotel & is facing deportation – but his lawyers believe that they will get an interlocutory injunction and Djokovic will play AO2022. Amid the controversy, Djokovic took to social media to thank his fans for all their support in this difficult time for him and his family. Follow all LIVE Updates of Australian Open with InsideSport.IN

Quill told Channel 9, “there is a pretty good chance he will be playing at the Australian Open”, via an interlocutory injunction, which would stop his deportation so the case could be heard properly.

“I suspect what’s going to happen is – and I suspect not so much because he is going to win his case, will compete in the Australian Open”

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Australian Open 2022: Novak Djokovic at his hotel in Melbourne

Australian Open 2022: Djokovic thanks fans for support as VISA drama continues, lawyers confident he will play AO2022: Follow LIVE Updates

Djokovic thanks fans: Amid all the controversy, Novak Djokovic has thanked his fans for their support in what has been a difficult time for him and his family. Taking to Instagram, Djokovic wrote, “Thank you to people around the world for your continuous support. I can feel it and it is greatly appreciated.”

Australian Open 2022: Novak Djokovic thanks fans for their support amid VISA drama

His wife Jelena also shared a message to the World No.1 supporters. She wrote, “Thank you dear people, all around the world for using your voice to send love to my husband. The only law that we should all respect across every single border is Love and respect for another human being.”

Djokovic VISA Drama Updates: The 34-year-old world number one had his visa cancelled and is now facing deportation from the country, which has been delayed after his court hearing was adjourned until Monday.

Djokovic Parents Protest: In the Serbian capital Belgrade, Djokovic’s father Srdjan led a demonstration alongside a few hundred others in front of the country’s parliament.

“We are not calling for violence… only for support” for Novak, Srdjan shouted into a megaphone, as the crowd waved Serbian flags and homemade signs, including a banner that read: “They are afraid of the best, stop corona fascism”.

Djokovic “met all the required conditions for the entry and participation at the tournament that he would have certainly won.

“Since it’s Novak, the best tennis player and sportsman in the world,” the father told a press conference earlier Thursday.

“Jesus was crucified and endured many things but is still alive among us. Novak is also crucified… the best sportsman and man in the world. He will endure.”

His mother, Dijana Djokovic, added: “I feel terrible since yesterday, the last 24 hours. They are keeping him like a prisoner. It’s just not fair. It’s not human.”

“I just hope he will be strong as we are trying also to be very strong to give him some energy to keep on going. I hope that he will win.”

The Serbians will ask the Australian authorities that at the very least Djokovic can stay, whilst his appeal is heard, in the house in Melbourne he had rented for the Australian Open (which runs from January 17 to January 30).

DJOKER PICTURED AT THE AIRPORT, HOTEL

A photo of Novak Djokovic at Melbourne Airport on Wednesday night appears to sum up the confusion that surrounded the world No.1’s visa cancellation.

“I have spoke to the man who took this photo,” Channel 9’s Chris O’Keefe tweeted. “He says Novak showed a bundle of papers to Border Force with Tennis Austalia logos on it.

“It feels to me Djokovic legitimately felt like he had an exemption thanks to TA.”

This is Djokovic at Melbourne Airport last night. I have spoken to the man who took this photo. He says Novak showed a bundle of papers to Border Force with Tennis Australia logos on it. It feels to me Djokovic legitimately felt like he had an exemption thanks to TA. @2GB873 pic.twitter.com/uOtSYyBOR7

— Chris O’Keefe (@cokeefe9) January 6, 2022