In 2022, Novak Djokovic was banned from attending Australia. The Serbian player involved in the scandal related to the passport, causing the press to spend a lot of ink. He was expelled from Australia due to not injecting Covid-19 vaccine and also received a sentence of entry for 3 years.
After the 2022 season ended, Australia brought good news for Djokovic. Accordingly, the defending champion Wimbledon has been wiped out the penalty for prohibitions for 3 years. That also means that he is allowed to attend Australia to expand 2023.
Right from the beginning of January 2023, Djokovic moved to Australia. He has just attended the Adelaide International 1 and excelled in winning the championship. Currently, the Serbian player is rushing to prepare for Australia.
Yesterday 12/1, Djokovic had a schedule to practice with Daniil Medvedev. Notably, the owner of 21 Grand Slam only sets 1 and had to quit early. It is known that Nole is having a hamstring problem on the left leg.
The information above makes many fans of Djokovic feel worried. However, according to the latest information, the Serbian player was able to return to normal practice. Sports correspondent Nat Yoannidis revealed that Nole was able to move quite well in today's training session.
According to the draw results, Djokovic will meet Roberto Carballes Baena (Spain) in the opening match. Notably, he lay different from the branch from Rafael Nadal. Fans are looking forward to the two players will create a dream final on January 29.
