Novak Djokovic went to the gardens of Government House in Melbourne, in one of the inevitable engagements of the Australian Open champion. The image of the day after the victory at the Rod Laver Arena, after defeating the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas by 6-3, 7-6 (4) and 7-6 (5).
The Serbian tennis player knows the situation very well, this is the tenth time he has won the first Grand Slam of the season, although it is special, as he himself stressed, because he started it with a worrying hamstring injury, with memory of being exiled from the country before the previous edition and the relevance of matching 22 Grand Slams of Rafael Nadal and snatch the world number one from Carlos Alcaraz.
‘Nole’ collapsed when he hugged his family, especially in the presence of his mother dijana and one of his two brothers, marcowho joined the permanent technical team led by the Croatian coach Goran Ivanisevicwhich also has marbellí Charlie Gomez Herrera. His wife was not there Jelenaand his children Stefan and Tara.
There were many tears and emotions for Novak Djokovic, who spoke about how he celebrated the victory while walking the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup at the former governor’s residence in Melbourne, posing for the media.
“It was a long night,” Djokovic announced to Wide World of Sports, although the party was far from what many expected after an important victory. Trade perks for a champion who returns to his room at three in the morning.
“Media control and anti-doping”
The final with Tsitipas started at half past seven in the afternoon local time, and ended at eleven in the evening. And there were commitments to be met: “The media and anti-doping control,” Djokovic recalled.
“I haven’t had the chance to celebrate it as much as I would like. I hope I can do it in Europe,” said Djokovic, who admitted to being down after too much adrenaline on the way home. “I felt a lot of relief after the game, and satisfaction.”
And he is already thinking about more conquests: “There is a lot of fire inside me, passion for sport and competition.
He opened his record at the 2008 Australian Open, at the age of 20. At 35 he already holds ten.
Source: La Verdad
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