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De Minaur says he is vaccinated amid reports of falsified certificate

Alex de Minaur has sought to clear his name amid reports he was being investigated for buying a falsified COVID-19 vaccination certificate, with the Australian saying on Thursday he is '100% clear' he has taken two shots. Media reports alleged the 23-year-old bought a falsified certificate to prove he had taken two shots of the COVID-19 vaccine. "I received my first dose of the vaccine in London last summer and the second one at the Hospital La Paz in Madrid," De Minaur wrote on Twitter

De Minaur denies paying for fake vaccine pass

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur has denied wrongdoing after being linked to a Spanish police investigation of people suspected of paying for false COVID-19 vaccination certificates.

Alex de Minaur denies allegations of involvement in fake Covid-19 passport plot and confirms he is double vaccinated

Alex de Minaur has denied reports linking him to a scandal involving fake Covid-19 certificates. Australian de Minaur was named on Thursday in connection with the plot, which — according to multiple reports in Spain — has seen prominent figures buy falsified documents to attempt to bypass the requirement to get vaccinated. Ad/> The 23-year-old sought to clarify that he was caught up in the case by association only as a former patient of the hospital, and revealed his double vaccination status.