Covid vaccine sceptic Novak Djokovic who bore the brunt of his denial after he was sent back from Australia holds major stakes in a firm developing Covid-19 drugs, confirmed the Danish Company's CEO.
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He is one of the founders of my company, which we founded in June 2020, the CEO of QuantBioRes Ivan Loncarevic said on Wednesday. As per the information available publicly, the 20-time Grand Slam Champion who missed his chance at the ongoing Australian Open due to the vaccination row holds 80% stakes in the company along with his wife Jelena.
Loncarevic informed that his company is working for drugs against different viruses and are using Covid as a showcase.
The 9+time Australian Open Champion had a dramatic start to the year after the Australian government denied his entry in Melbourne due to his vaccination status. The World no. 1 was sent back just before the start of the first Grand Slam of the year.