Djokovic is suspected of cheating on Covid-19 test results

The Covid-19 test results Novak Djokovic used to enter Australia are suspected of showing signs of fraud due to the two PCR test results being inconsistent in time.

Djokovic is suspected of cheating on Covid-19 test results

Novak Djokovic has been denied entry to Australia and has his visa canceled due to his failure to meet the requirements for Covid-19 prevention and control. After that, he gave evidence to corroborate his health status. The test results that Djokovic gave are currently in doubt about the accuracy due to the time difference between the two PCR test results.

Accordingly, the ordinal number of the test results on December 16, 2021 is higher than the order number of the test results on December 22, 2021. The code used for the first test result was also out of order compared with the sample performed in Serbia at that time.

As confirmed by the BBC, each test result of the Serbian Institute of Public Health has only 1 confirmation code. The tokens increase over time. The earlier the test, the smaller the serial number. Djokovic’s test results are confirmed by the BBC as the only document with a higher sequence number.

According to data from 8 different laboratories in Serbia, there is no difference in the number of orders. Therefore, the possibility of Djokovic being numbered differently due to testing in two different clinics is unlikely. Therefore, the test results on December 16 are suspected to have been in fact taken between December 25-28.

The BBC has contacted Djokovic, the Health Ministry of Serbia and the Government but has not yet received a response. The Daily Mail also contacted Djokovic’s agent, but no results.

Australian Open Women’s Singles Final: Barty beats Collins, wins 3rd Grand Slam

Ashleigh Barty started the Australian Open 2022 women’s singles final very smoothly. She easily defeated American opponent Collins in the first set with a score of 6-3 after 32 minutes.

The situation in set 2 was very difficult for Barty when Collins strongly protested. In this set, Barty was at one point led 1-5 by Collins. Thinking that the match would have a 3rd set, Barty rose strongly and showed the level of the world’s No. 1 female tennis player at the moment.

Barty spectacularly equalized the score 5-5 in the second set. After that, the two players decided to win or lose in the tie-break series. At this point, the excitement gave Barty a psychological advantage and beat Collins with a score of 7-2 in the tie-break. Thereby, she won the second set with a score of 7-6.

In the end, Barty won the Australian Open 2022 with a 2-0 victory over Collins. Barty is the first Australian tennis player to win this tournament since Chris O’Neil in 1978. At the same time, this is also the third Grand Slam in Barty’s career.