when Novak Djokovic He gets angry at everything that moves around him, especially a spectator, and asks for medical help because he feels bad, needs the care of a physiotherapist, but breathing problems and/or stomach pain does not stop it is up to him to disrupt his rival. , take care. This is pure ‘Nole’, the most dangerous.
The ten-time Australian Open champion enters this edition shy, which he faces after a year without surpassing his tally of 24 Grand Slam titles. With Olympic gold, but with zero of the tournaments that mark the history of this sport.
Thickness against the American Nishesh Basavareddyslight improvement compared to Portuguese Jaime Fariathe Czech presence in his way Tomas Macac24 years old and world No. 25, suggested that the Serbian, 37 years old and No. 7, may be at risk.
The fact that the Central European had beaten him in one of their two previous matches, that he was a danger due to his speed of movement and privileged technical hand according to his country’s school, helped to encourage the sleepy Djokovic last few days in Melbourne.
Furious, he paid for it Tomas Macac. Like Djokovic. Demanded, he raised his level of tennis greatly compared to the previous days. He won 6-1, 6-4 and 6-4 in 2h.22′. In his seventeenth round in Australia, he will make his 66th appearance at a Grand Slam, with another Czech in front of him, Jiri Leheckawho prevailed over the French Benjamin Bonzi by 6-2, 6-3 and 6-3.
A warning from Djokovic to everyone, especially Carlos Alcaraz. They are just one game away from meeting in the quarterfinals. And also to Jannik Sinner, his executioner and protector of the crown, whom he only sees in the finals. Message from the Serbian that he will fight everything. What if he made an alliance Andy Murray Because he wants more ‘big’ ones.
On Sunday, it was Djokovic-Lehecka and Alcaraz-Draper/Vukic. Australian Open lit up.
Source: La Verdad
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