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Home Affairs told Novak Djokovic his documents met requirements to enter Melbourne

January 8, 2022

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Images shared on social media show the tennis star hugging, chatting and posing with basketballers at the EuroLeague Red Sar-Barcelona game, including Nigel Hayes-Davis.

Barcelona announced in a press release that Hayes-Davis was COVID-positive a day after the match. Captain Pierre Oriola and…

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