Novak Djokovic live updates: Tennis star 'extremely disappointed' to lose his bid to stay in Australia

We wish him well and look forward to seeing him back on court soon.ATP continues to strongly recommend vaccination to all players.By Michael DoyleBy Michael DoyleBy Michael DoyleBy Michael DoyleBy Michael DoyleBy Michael DoylePrime Minister Scott Morrison has released a statement:The Full Federal Court of Australia unanimously decided to dismiss Mr Novak Djokovic's application for judicial review which sought to challenge the Minister for Immigration's decision to cancel his visa.This cancellation decision was made on health, safety and good order grounds, on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so.I welcome the decision to keep our borders strong and keep Australians safe.As I said on Friday, Australians have made many sacrifices during this pandemic, and they rightly expect the result of those sacrifices to be protected.Over the pandemic, together we have achieved one of the lowest death rates, strongest economies and highest vaccination rates, in the world.Strong borders are fundamental to the Australian way of life as is the rule of law.Our Government has always understood this and has been prepared to take the decisions and actions necessary to protect the integrity of our borders.I thank the Court for their prompt attention to these issues and the patience of all involved as we have worked to resolve this issue.It's now time to get on with the Australian Open and get back to enjoying tennis over the summer.By Michael DoyleImmigration Minister Alex Hawke says he is pleased his decision to cancel Novak Djokovic's visa was upheld.