Djokovic won the case and was given the chance to play at the Australian Open, but his timeline since he contracted COVID-19 in December has been questioned, despite his explanation. Foreign media sources said that Australian immigration minister Alex Hawke is very likely to make another decision to repatriate Djokovic. While some players and other tennis players still have different attitudes towards Djokovic, let's listen:
Nadal
"In any case, Justice has spoken out and said he has the right to participate in the Australian Open, which I think is the fairest decision to do so, and if it is resolved in this way, then good luck to him."
"However, the world's most important agency says vaccines are an effective way to stop the pandemic. I'm just trying to argue with those people, like a circus show. But there is a clear fact: no matter how much debate there is, millions of people around the world still die from the virus, and that is the reality. ”
Isner
"What Djokovic went through was not right. The treatment he accepted was unjustified. He complied and was allowed to enter Australia, however he was forcibly detained. That's a shame. ”
"The only thing he can do is he win the Australian Open again and then leave the city and never come back, like CM punk."
Sosa
"I respect him fighting for his beliefs and I understand what he's been through in Australia, but it's a bit selfish for him to come here as the only unvaccinated player. We, as professional players, have a hard time accepting this. ”
Fosowitz
"People's health is paramount, and a few months ago the rule was made that everyone has to get their own vaccinations, but Djokovic didn't. I don't think he has the right to come here and compete. ”
Navratinova
"The bottom line is that sometimes your personal beliefs must not contradict the well-being of those around you, your peers, and the general public. If you don't get vaccinated because you're worried about the possible physical impact, but everyone is getting a shot and the participating countries are asking for it, you actually have a choice – either get vaccinated or don't come to the race. ”
"I've defended Djokovic many times. But when you are a leader, you have a responsibility, and you have to be a role model for behavior. Your best bet would be to go home, but I don't think he's going to do it, he's just bent on winning his 21st Grand Slam title. ”
"The biggest mistake was that he also participated in the filming after learning that he was positive, which was ridiculous. Did you just attend this event because you didn't want to disappoint the media? Are you kidding me? "
"I believe 95% of Serbian fans support him, but 95% of the world thinks the opposite." (Source: Tennis House Author: Stray Rabbit)