Novak Djokovic is set to make a sensational U-turn on his anti-vaccination stance after missing out on playing in the Australian Open.
The world No 1 sparked an explosive sequence of events in early January when he announced he would be competing at Melbourne Park despite not having received his jabs, having been given a medical exemption by tournament organisers.
That proved anything but the end of the matter though, and upon his arrival down under he was detained by border force officials before having his visa revoked.
His lawyers won a subsequent appeal to stop him being deported only for the country's immigration minister, Alex Hawke, to cancel his visa a second time after it emerged Djokovic had flouted isolation rules in Serbia after testing positive for Covid on December 16.
