The visa storm of djokovic, the world's number one in tennis, is expected to end today, but the final ruling hearing began at 6:30 a.m. Beijing time today (16th), and it has been more than 4 hours and still no conclusion. Unable to determine whether Djokovic, the top seed in the men's singles, will be able to compete, affecting the remaining 127 players, players want to know when they will play on the first day of the Australian Open.
Serbian star Djokovic's visa has been revoked by the Australian authorities twice, in addition to his own influence, and even set off a diplomatic storm between Serbia and Australia.
After Australian Immigration Minister Hawke announced on the 14th that his visa was cancelled again, Djokovic's legal team appealed again, and the case returned to the Australian Federal Court, and the collegial panel was heard by Chief Justice James Allsop, Judge Anthony Besanko and David O'Callaghan, and the decision of the collegial panel would be final and the parties would not be allowed to appeal.
According to the CNN's real-time update on the case, Djokovic's "final trial" began at 6:30 a.m. today, and the legal team argued that Hawke did not consider the consequences of deporting a world-class star, but the legal team admitted that it could not refute the hawke statement that "Djokovic was a noteworthy un-vaccinated person".
It is reported that the hearing, which may have resulted in an hour, has been conducted for more than 4 hours so far, but there is still no conclusion, resulting in the other 127 players have also been affected, and it is still impossible to determine the time of the first day of the Australian Open that will start tomorrow.
If Djokovic loses his appeal, he will not only be deported, but also face the dilemma of not entering Australia for three years.