Djokovic thanks fans as he awaits court decision on Australian visa
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Novak Djokovic spoke out for the first time since his visa was canceled just before the start of the Austrailian Open. He has not revealed his vaccination status.
Novak Djokovic spoke out for the first time since he was ordered to be held in a Melbourne hotel over the cancellation of his visa a week before the start of the Australian Open.
"Thank you to people around the world for your continuous support. I can feel it and it is greatly appreciated," the 34-year-old tennis star wrote in an Instagram story.
He still didn't reveal his vaccination status, which has kept him from defending his title.
Australia's COVID-19 laws state that incoming travelers must have had two shots of an approved vaccine, or must have an exemption with a genuine medical reason, such as an acute condition, to avoid quarantine.
