At 9 p.m. Beijing time on January 10, Djokovic, who was freed today, posted on social media that he would play in the Australian Open match that would begin next week.
Djokovic posted his training photos at rodrawall on social media, thanked the judge for his freedom, and then said that despite all this, he decided to stay and focus on competition at the Australian Open.
Djokovic, who left for Australia on 4 January, had his visa withdrawn after arriving in Melbourne and spent a long 6 days in Djokovic's quarantine hotel. It is only today that the federal court has ruled that Djokovic regained his freedom.
There is still a week to go before the start of the Australian Open, and within this week Djokovic will need to quickly adjust his form, eliminate all interference, and strive to prepare himself for this year's Australian Open in the best condition.
The Australian Open is the most-won Grand Slam tournament in Djokovic, having previously won nine times in Melbourne, including his previous triple crown. If Djokovic can win the Australian Open again this year, he will surpass Federer and Nadal to become the player with the most titles in Grand Slam history.