Novak Djokovic admits that he has disregarded laws in two countries, but still wants to happily swing the tennis racket in Australia. Otherwise, too, his admission is bursting with contradictions and complacency.
Since the time when judge Anthony Kelly handed tennis professional Novak Djokovic back his previously collected visa on Monday because of a procedural error by the Australian border police, it has been clear that he released a guilty person from the quarantine hotel. Either the world number one had faked his positive corona test from December 16 and thus obtained a special permit to enter Australia. Or at least he had violated the infection protection requirements in Serbia by taking part in PR events as a person freshly infected with Corona, funny and unmasked – for two whole days. There were only these options.