The survey on 2 big news sites Herald Sun and Daily Telegraph said that up to 83% of the respondents supported the Immigration Minister Alex Hawke in the lawsuit that costs a lot of paper with Djokovic. Most of these said that there was no exception, and Djokovic was forced to leave Australia immediately.
The survey was released just before Alex Hawke made a final decision on Djokovic. Because the court has declared Djokovic winning a lawsuit, it is still likely that the world's No. 1 player has been able to cancel his visa to Australia, which means being banned from entering the country in the next 3 years, thereby officially missing Australian Open 2022 despite branching results.
With many supporters “chasing” Djokovic from Australia, it is likely that Mr. Hawke will be more confident in using his power to cancel the Serbian player's visa. Meanwhile, the Djokovic side also first was the situation.
The world's number one player's advisory team is ready to appeal to court and hope the lawsuit is handled before January 17, the start of the Australian Open. However, the ability to turn the flag of Djokovic if canceled visa is extremely low.
Currently, many players are intending to be dissatisfied when the court declared Djokovic to win the case. The two players who had not been able to enter Australia had not been able to enter Australia with the same reason similar to Djokovic, who called for equality. Meanwhile, according to the Australian Open's regulations, the fans when entering the pitch were forced to have enough vaccines as required.
That makes many people uncomfortable to participate in cheering for players because they think that there is injustice when Djokovic is favored not to be vaccinated but still plays and some players and the audience are not.
