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joe rogan podcast logos on his shirt soon.will be interesting to see the development of his sponsoring deals
There was no medical exemption. The exemption was for unvaccinated entry into the country.In all this chaos, was it ever revealed why he had a medical exemption? Basically what legit health issue prevents him from getting vaccinated.
That’s a good point - there are 2 things here. 1 is being allowed to play by the Australian tennis authorities (and for that you can get some sort of medical exemption from their vaccination requirement) and the second is the entry to the country. With the well known fact that already having the virus isn’t much useful protection that’s a stupid rule anyway but apparently it’s the rule they have.There was no medical exemption. The exemption was for unvaccinated entry into the country.
Yeah, I'm like 90% sure whatever sample was given for that test didn't come from him. It was just a little too convenient for me.The other issue is whether the test was legitimate - I’ve seen discussion of the details of it and a few things not adding up.
Deportation usually occurs as soon as possible after an order unless prevented by court action. The government has not said when Djokovic will leave. A deportation order also usually includes a three-year ban on returning to Australia.
Djokovic was also ordered to pay the government's court costs.
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Good riddance, now the tennis can begin ****show free
Beautiful. Avy check for B. Controlwhat a historic first round match at the Australian Open
B. Control def. N. Djokovic [1] 6-3, 4-6, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2
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