A 6-2 and 6-3 in 67 minutes with Novak Djokovic as a Chilean victim Alejandro Tabilo It seems strange. Analyzing the match, the behavior of a Serbian who closed his elimination in the third round of the ATP Masters 1000 in Rome with a double fault was even more unusual.
The Serbian based his thesis on the fact that “I was not good on the track, I was completely off.” An apathetic state he attributed to the bottle he received on Friday, two days before the match, from a spectator. It was not intentional, but the bottle hit the tennis player’s head from a certain height.
It was Saturday when he appeared smiling Italic Forum, ironically about the event, covering his head with a bicycle helmet.
“I have to look at it. In training on Saturday everything was different. But in this Sunday’s game, under more tension, I didn’t feel good. Not in terms of pain, but it’s a question of balance. There is I have no coordination. It’s a completely different tennis player than two nights ago, I have to do medical tests, find out what’s going on,” said Djokovic.
He struggled in the exams. “I did not make them, but now I feel that I must pass them on, and it will happen.”
He remembers that “I felt a very strong blow to the head. I received medical attention. An hour of nausea, dizziness, blood, many different things. I tried to sleep well, I had a headache. The next day everything seems fine. But now a completely different person, when the ball is hit without rhythm or ‘tempo’ it’s a bit disturbing, yes.”
In two weeks he has to face the defense of the title at Roland Garros.
Source: La Verdad
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