finale! Deyo lost his appeal and will be deported!

Australia's Federal Court has just ruled that Djokovic's appeal against the second cancellation of his passport has failed and he will be deported for the first Grand Slam tournament of the year. This is a decision taken jointly by all three judges.

At today's hearing, Deyo's lawyers sought to show that Australia's immigration minister, Hawke, was "invalid and illogical". But the judge did not accept his claims, and later the judge will explain why he lost the Deyo appeal.

Deyo's australian open trip can be described as a twist and turn. On 6 January, deyo's visa was cancelled for the first time when he entered Australia in Melbourne. Australian border control announced that Deyo did not meet the entry requirements. After that, Djokovic had to stay in a hotel set up by the Australian border service for refugees. This has also sparked tensions in diplomatic relations between Serbia and Australia.

On January 10, things changed dramatically. Djokovic won the hearing, and the judge ruled that he could enter Australia to prepare for the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year.

Djokovic lawyer Nick Wood argued that Djokovic was treated unfairly when entering the airport and that the process of canceling the visa was unreasonable. If the border control officer wants to cancel his visa, it is necessary to notify Djokovic in advance according to the law, and give him sufficient time to react, and to inform him of the reasons for the cancellation of the visa. Nick Wood noted that the law invoked by the notice de York was wrong.

On the 11th, the Australian media claimed that Djokovic had concealed his trip for the past 14 days when he entered the country. According to a series of documents recently released by the Federal Court of Australia, Djokovic's "Australian Travel Statement" contained a "no" in the "whether there is any other travel history in the 14 days prior to arrival". But in fact, de Yoo made public appearances in Serbia and Marbella, Spain, before arriving in Australia on January 6, which contradicted his report. The Australian media is also skeptical that Djokovic tested positive for the new crown virus on December 16 last year, and questioned the authenticity of the test.

Now that Deyo has finally lost the appeal, it also means that he did not qualify for this year's Australian Open. Achieving the 21st Grand Slam and becoming the first person in men's tennis can only be postponed.