Beijing time on January 20 news, the Australian Open competition is in full swing, this year's Australian Open missing the nine-time champion Djokovic figure. A day before the start of the Australian Open, Djokovic failed on a second appeal and was deported by the Australian side, regrettably missing this year's Australian Open.
After being expelled from Australia, Djokovic returned to his hometown of Belgrade, but his entanglement with the Australian authorities did not end. According to the British newspaper The Sun, Djokovic is in discussions with his lawyers to sue the Australian authorities, on the grounds that he was "abused" while in Australia.
Djokovic is understood to claim £3.2 million from Australian authorities, including a £2.3 million bonus he could receive to win the Australian Open, as well as a mental damage fee.
A source close to Djokovic said Novak and his family felt he had been treated very badly at the Melbourne quarantine hotel. Deyo's mother even revealed that fleas and bugs could be seen everywhere in the quarantine hotel.
As early as the time when Djokovic was first denied entry into Australia, his family had accused Djokovic of poor quarantine conditions, and the Australian side responded at the time that if he felt that the conditions were poor, he could leave Australia immediately.