Erion Veliaj scatters epic mockery being made to Serbian tennis

He has rewritten Djokovic's name as Novax, or as people who refuse to be vaccinated, are known.

Veliaj has distributed a photo of the flight company Ryanair BAR who illustrated Djokovic's flight to Australia with a tennis field in which Djokovic after reviewing the magistrate's shot loses points by sending the ball off the field line or “to Australia”.

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The Melbourne Court has postponed the verdict on Novak Djokovic's complaint against visa annulment in Australia, meaning that Serbian tennis will be held in quarantine in the Australian city by Monday.

Djokovic was denied entry into Australia on Wednesday after border authorities canceled his visa at Melbourne Airport, the Express reported.

Shortly after the decision to ban entry into Australia, Djokovic was sent to Park Hotel, a quarantine building in Melbourne, after being held at the city airport for nine hours.

He was unable to offer evidence that he was completely vaccinated or that he had good medical reasons to be excluded from taking the vaccine.

The 34-year-old complained at the Melbourne court against the Australian authorities' decision to refuse the visa to enter the country, and the ruling on his complaint has been postponed for Monday at 10:00, court officials announced.

The decision was expected to be made today and Djokovic was expelled from the country, but Serbian tennis player will now be held in quarantine by Monday.

Djokovic has never indicated whether he is vaccinated, but in the past he has raised his voice against taking the vaccine.

Djokovic is nine times the champion of the Australian Open and was hoping that this year he would break the record for the most grand record in history, as he has 20, as much as Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.