Novak Djokovic was expelled from Australia on Sunday. He was canceled a visa after a 11 -day battle with the Federal Government.
Djokovic was originally exempt from medical exemption to play at Australian Open but later, the host holder of the British visa, “detained” him at Park hotel for isolation.
Initially, lawyers reversed the decision when Djokovic was allowed to play to protect his expanded Australian title.
However, immigration Minister Alex Hawke arbitrarily canceled the visa and then the court also rejected Djokovic's appeal. Since then, the “drama” between the parties officially closed.
The lawsuits around Djokovic spent a huge amount of money. The Australian Federal government initially forced Djokovic to pay for the trial, with nearly 300,000 euros. At that time, Djokovic returned to Serbia.
During the time this tennis player was rested in his hometown, Australian tennis, the Australian Australian Organization unit expanded, made a commitment to pay Djokovic's court expenses.
Not stopping there, the Australian tennis also agreed to pay Djokovic's legal bills, who hired the best, most famous lawyers to protect their rights.
Although there is no chance to defend its 21st Grand Slam title, but anyway, with the “project”, Djokovic also feels somewhat relieved. And the move of the Australian tennis also shows that they always welcome Djokovic when he returned.
