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Tennys Sandgren boards flight to Melbourne for Australian Open despite recent positive COVID-19 test
American tennis player Tennys Sandgren has been allowed to board a chartered flight to Melbourne for the Australian Open despite recently testing positive for coronavirus.
Key points:
- Sandgren tweeted he tested positive to COVID-19 on Monday and claimed he also returned a positive result in November
- He tweeted he had been barred from boarding a chartered flight in Los Angeles before being allowed to fly
- COVID-19 Quarantine Victoria said Sandgren had been cleared to travel to Australia
Sandgren tweeted he tested “COVID positive” on Monday, after originally testing positive in late November, and was initially barred from the flight containing international players out of Los Angeles.
But the world number 50 said he was then allowed to join the…
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