On Tuesday, Italian tennis pro Camila Giorgi denied a number of accusations that she used falsified COVID-19 documents to be able to compete in last year's Australian Open.
is denying accusations that she used falsified COVID-19 vaccine documents last year, claiming she only received one dose of the vaccine from a doctor now being investigated by authorities for supplying false certificates and fake vaccines.
NICK KYRGIOS BACKS NOVAK DJOKOVIC AMIS AUSTRALIAN OPEN CONCERNS: ‘ONE OF THE GREATEST ATHLETES OF ALL TIME’ Camila Giorgi shakes hands with Ashleigh Barty after their match at Australian Open in Melbourne, Jan. 21, 2022.
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