Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray have spoken about Novak Djokovic's issue ahead of the Australian Open.
Earlier today
Djokovic won an appeal against a decision to refuse him a visa in the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.
Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray claims that the Serb's situation is not good neither for tennis nor anyone involved in it.
Speaking to TalkSport, the Brit has said.
“I think everyone is shocked by it to be honest. I’m going to say two things on it just now."
"The first thing is that I hope that Novak is OK. I know him well, and I’ve always had a good relationship with him and I hope that he’s OK.
“The second thing I’ll say on it … it’s really not good for tennis at all, and I don’t think it’s good for anyone involved. I think it’s really bad”, Murray told.
Meanwhile, Nadal believes “justice has spoken” and “it is the fairest thing” for Djokovic to play in the Australian Open, following the decision of a judge.
Speaking to Spanish radio station Onda Cero, the Spaniard told today (10th January, Monday)
“Regardless of whether or not I agree on some things with Djokovic, without any doubt, justice has spoken,”
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