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Djokovic denied entry into country ahead of Australian Open

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(NEW YORK) — Fury, shock and widespread confusion unfolded on social media in Australia after tennis great Novak Djokovic announced Tuesday that he was granted a medical exemption to play at the Australian Open, which begins Jan. 17.

However on Thursday, the Australian Border Force confirmed Djokovic’s visa has been canceled and he will be denied entry into the country. He could be deported, officials said.

“The Australian Border Force will continue to ensure that those who arrive at our border comply with our laws and entry requirements. The ABF can confirm that Mr. Djokovic failed to

 

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