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January 10, 2025

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Djokovic claims he was poisoned during 2022 Australian Open booking in Melbourne

Listen to the article Novak Djokovic has claimed he was ‘poisoned’ by food he consumed during his 2022 Australian Open booking. In an interview with GQ published on Thursday, the Serbian tennis star said that while he was being held in a Melbourne hotel after his visa was canceled due to his unvaccinated status, he suffered from high levels of heavy metals, including lead and mercury. Djokovic explained that when he returned to Serbia, he discovered the presence of these heavy metals in his system. “I was fed some food that poisoned me,” he said. Australia’s Department of Home Affairs

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