>All it did was reflect poorly on Australia I'm not Australian, but did follow the story with some interest as I do like professional tennis. I thought it ref

>All it did was reflect poorly on Australia I'm not Australian, but did follow the story with some interest as I do like professional tennis. I thought it reflected much more poorly on Djokovic than on Australia. They set the visa rules, Djokovic violated those rules (and not subtly either). It was too bad that he was unable to play at the AO last year, but that was (AFAIK) specifically due to his actions in violation of Australian law. Those actions being lying on visa forms. And he did so regarding something that could be easily checked and confirmed/debunked. Had he not lied, he probably would have gotten his visa.