Novak Djokovic will no longer be able to win his 10th Australian Open title this year, as his hopes of getting a visa are completely over.

Instead, he will have to make preparations to leave australia on january 17, which also brings a tragic end to his ongoing winning mission at melbourne Park.

9 times won the AUS Open

Novak Djokovic has won 9 of his 20 Grand Slam titles in the form of Australian Open. Djokovic is the last three-time champion and had to play his opening match on the first day of the tournament at the main stadium.

Now go out of AUS

In australia, three judges of the Federal court on 16 january unanimously upheld the immigration minister's decision to cancel Novak Djokovic's visa, which means that the world's number one tennis player will no longer be allowed to Will have to leave the country.

Djokovic did not apply the Covid vaccine 

Novak Djokovic has not been vaccinated for COVID-19 and the government said his presence could raise many voices against vaccination.

Novak Djokovic said, 'I respect the court's decision and will cooperate with the relevant authorities regarding my return from the country.' The organizers of the Australian Open declined to comment on the court's decision.

His name was in the main Dr of the tournament.

Djokovic was to open his campaign against compatriot Serbian Miomir Kesmanovic in the last match of the day on the main court on Monday. Kesmanovic will now play against the 'Lucky Loser' instead. 

This player's lottery

After 90 minutes of the decision on Novak Djokovic, tournament organizers said he had been replaced by Italy's Salvatore Caruso, who has a world ranking of 150. Third seed Aleksandr Zverev will now play his first match against Daniil Altamir at the Rod Laver Arena.

Nadal has a chance to win the title

In the women's category, defending champion Naomi Osaka will play against Camila Osorio at Rod Laver Arena. Rafael Nadal will play his match in the afternoon while women's number one Ash Barty will play at night at Rod Laver Arena.