Djokovic admits: “Positive at Covid I broke isolation for an interview”

Novak Djokovic admits it: two days after testing positive for the coronavirus he broke the rules of isolation to meet a reporter for an interview. On Instagram, the world tennis number one admitted that yes, he should have postponed. “I felt compelled to conduct the interview with L’Equipe because I didn’t want to disappoint the reporter,” Djokovic wrote in the Instagram post. IDjokovic guaranteed that on that occasion he “distanced himself socially and wore a mask, except when a photograph was taken.” Read also In the post, the Serbian champion also accused his agent of making a mistake in travel form to Australia, where he went to play the Open 2022. Instead, he added “disinformation”, the one who claims that he went around after the positive test on December 16. NO DECISION BEFORE TOMORROW The decision on the case of Novak Djokovic will not be made until tomorrow. Australian news agency Aap said. His participation in the Australian Open 2022 next week is suspended, because the Minister of Immigration Alex Hawke could cancel his visa “Djokovic’s attorneys recently provided lengthy additional observations and supporting documentation deemed relevant to the possible cancellation of his visa,” Hawk’s office said today. And. “Of course, this will lengthen the time for a decision,” he added. Unvaccinated, the tennis champion entered Australia with a certificate of recovery from the coronavirus he contracted on December 16.