Novak Djokovic has been spotted in Australia for the first time since his deportation in January, hitting the practice court in Adelaide ahead of his first event for 2023.
Former world No.1 Novak Djokovic has been spotted in Australia for the first time since his deportation last January, hitting the practice court in Adelaide on Wednesday ahead of his first event for 2023.
Chasing a remarkable 10th Australian Open crown and pursuing Rafael Nadal’s 22 major titles in 2023, the Serbian will fine-tune his preparations for Melbourne Park with the ATP 250 hardcourt event in South Australia, which begins on Sunday.Australian Open boss Craig Tiley flagged the Serbian’s imminent arrival in Adelaide at a press conference on Tuesday.
At the next grand slam event at his cherished Roland-Garros, Nadal won again and jumped clear on the grand slam ladder., in which he was deported on eve of the Australian Open.
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