Melbourne: The Women’s Tennis Association has raised concerns about Renata Voracova’s departure from Australia after the visa was canceled, said the Czech player followed the rules and did not make mistakes.
Like Novak Djokovic, Voracova was given a medical exception to compete in Australia Open even though it was not vaccinated against Covid-19.
The 38-year-old double specialist has played a tournament in Melbourne before he was detained by border force officials and asked to leave the country after the cancellation of VISA Djokovic.
“Complications experienced for the past few days where athletes have followed the approved and authorized process to receive medical exceptions to enter this country unfortunate,” WTA said in a statement.
“Renata Voracova followed these rules and procedures, cleaned to enter her arrival, competing in an event and then suddenly the visa was canceled when she didn’t make any mistakes.” We will continue to work with the authorities to overcome this unfavorable situation in.
the right way.
“Voracova told Luxembourg TV Channel RTL today he hoped Tennis Australia would compensate him for the cost associated with his trip to Melbourne and for the money prize money he missed.” I hope that Australian tennis will deal with it and we do not have to take legal steps, “he said.
The Association of Professional Tennis Players (PTPA), the body of the Breakaway player was launched by Novak Djokovic in 2020, said it conducted a thorough test in the case of Voracova.” PPPA believes that legal certainty must be the most important principle in every democratic society, “he said in a statement.” We will continue to support and advocate for players in a way they can receive.
“We are grateful that Ms.
Voracova is safe, and we look forward to the time back in court.” Djokovic, the visa that was restored on the hearing of the federal court on Monday, was arranged to return to training in Melbourne Park on Wednesday when he was waiting for a decision from the Minister of Immigration Alex Hawke in his status.
Voracova follows the rules, the visa line is ‘unfortunate’: WTA
