Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Sent Home from Australia

2022-01-18

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  • Novak Djokovic will not compete in this year's Australian Open after the country's immigration minister took away his visa.
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  • He is back in his home country of Serbia for the time being.
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  • He was sent back to Europe because Australia has banned unvaccinated visitors.
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  • A similar rule in France could prevent him from playing in the French Open in May.
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  • A group of fans greeted Djokovic with friendly signs and Serbian flags at the airport in Belgrade on Monday.
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  • One sign said: "God bless you, Novak."
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  • The Australian Open is the first big tennis tournament of the year.
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  • It is one of the four "Grand Slam" events.
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  • The next Grand Slam is the French Open in May.
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  • Djokovic is currently in a three-way tie for Grand Slam wins with Spain's Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer of Switzerland.
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  • He needs to win one more to break the record.
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  • A member of the French Parliament said a new law is set to be in place by May that would prevent unvaccinated visitors from participating in public events or even going to cafes and restaurants.
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  • The French sports minister said visitors who come for vacation or to play sports will need to show proof of their vaccination against COVID-19.
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  • The law is not yet in place and some final points need to be decided.
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  • One could be how France will deal with people who recently recovered from COVID-19.
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  • The other question is whether the law might change by May if the virus that causes COVID-19 is not spreading as it is now.
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  • Alexander Zverev is one of the top tennis players in the world.
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  • He won his first match at the Australian Open on Monday.
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  • Zverev said he is glad to know the French Open's position on vaccines ahead of time.
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  • Djokovic's future at the Australian Open is in question, as well.
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  • Deportation from Australia can result in a three-year ban on returning.
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  • He has won the Australian Open nine times in his career.
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  • Djokovic traveled to Australia earlier in January because tournament organizers gave him permission to play even without being vaccinated.
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  • When he arrived in Australia, however, he was sent to a hotel for unvaccinated visitors while judges and immigration administrators decided his case.
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  • Djokovic's next tournament is likely to be in Dubai in February.
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  • Organizers there say players will need to show a negative virus test before being permitted to enter the United Arab Emirates.
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  • The Grand Slam in England is Wimbledon.
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  • The organization that runs that tournament has not yet presented a rule for players.
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  • As of now, people without a COVID-19 vaccine can travel to England.
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  • But if they do, they are required to quarantine, meaning they must stay by themselves for 10 days.
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  • The last Grand Slam of the year is the U.S. Open.
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  • It starts in late August.
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  • Djokovic may have trouble getting into the U.S. for that tournament because foreign visitors must show proof of vaccination before being permitted in.
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