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The tennis star’s lawyers reported on Saturday morning that Djokovic had a positive corona test on December 16. Nevertheless, the world number 1 apparently still attended several events.
“The date of the first positive Covid-PCR test was recorded on December 16, 2021,” said his lawyers.
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But now there are doubts about the history of the tennis superstar.
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On Saturday morning, Novak Djokovic’s lawyers reported that he had tested positive for the corona virus on December 16.
The date of the infection, with which the «Djoker» could take part in the Australian Open as a recovered, raises many questions.
Djokovic took part in several public events on December 16 and 17, protective measures such as mask compulsory or distances did not apply.
The fuss around Novak Djokovic does not stop. After his lawyers reported that the world number one in tennis tested positive for the corona virus on December 16 and is therefore considered to have recovered, pictures are now appearing that in no way indicate an infection. In addition, with an infection on December 16, there would have been too little time to ask the Australian Tennis Association for an exemption.
The renowned tennis journalist Ben Rothenberg wrote on Twitter that December 16 was probably a tough day for Djokovic. He not only spoke at a panel discussion, but also attended the unveiling of a postage stamp in his honor. Both events took place indoors without a mask being required.
Djokovic not only took part in a panel discussion on December 16, …
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… he was also able to look forward to a stamp in his honor.
Twitter / Ben Rothenberg
The tennis star personally attended the unveiling of the brand, and there was no mask requirement at the indoor event.
Twitter / Ben Rothenberg
«Positive» Djoker at the young talent award show
But that’s not all: One day after the supposedly positive PCR test, Djokovic attended an award show for children in the “Novak Tennis Center”. There he posed smiling with the children, even at this event, which took place indoors, there was apparently no mask requirement.
The pictures in which the tennis offspring poses with Novak Djokovic were all posted on December 17th.
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At this event, too, there was no trace of protective masks.
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The alleged infection on December 16 is therefore increasingly losing its credibility.
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On the same day, the tennis ace even posted several pictures of the three occasions on his Instagram channel, which now make him difficult to explain.
And even if the tennis star actually tested positive for the corona virus on December 16, he would probably have been denied participation in the Australian Open. The deadline for submitting requests for exemptions ended on December 10, almost a week before Djokovic’s alleged infection.
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