Novak Djokovic he was just one fight away from winning his seventh Wimbledon title, the fourth in a row. At 35, in the eighth final he won’t have one of his three traditional enemies on the London grass: Roger Federer, absent due to injury Rafael Nadal, which caused sick leave due to a pain in the abdominal muscles, and Andy Murrayout of the elite since hip operations.
In front of him is the ‘bad boy’ par excellence of the circuit, the Australian Nick Kyrgios, 27 years old. A risk, as shown by the fact that he has won his two previous matches against the Serbian, even though they came in 2017 and on the hard court.
The Serbian is particularly committed to this appointment at All England Club, knowing that this could be his second and final Grand Slam this season. He has no plans to vaccinate against covid, a condition that currently means U.S. borders are closed.
Deported from Australia in January, any step taken by a ‘Big 3’ is analyzed by the tella, more so in his case because his philosophy of life and conduct guidance do not conform to the most common canons of Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal.
A new ‘Nole’ affair has caught attention at Wimbledon. On his return from set two against Italian Jannik Sinner, he handed over a bottle in which he did not give the sensation that he was drinking, but instead breathed, breathed. In one video he asked his team from the chair if they drank from the bottle now or later. Accompanied by coach Goran Ivanisevicthe physio, the Argentine Ulysses Badiothe physical trainer, Marco Panichiand the manager, Eduardo Artaldi. In addition to his wife, Jelena, and their children, Stefan, who has wanted to be a tennis player since he was a child (he loves Rafa Nadal) and Tara.
Novak Djokovic was asked about the contents of the bottle, which also appeared in the semifinals with Britain’s Cameron Norrie. He must have expected it, he took it in good faith. “It’s my magic potion. That’s all I can say,” he said. He didn’t give further details: “Help. You’ll find out soon, too,” he cut off the subject. This Sunday he finished his Wimbledon final against Nick Kyrgios, at exactly 3:00 pm
According to information from the British media, it may be a new way, not to mix isotonic or recovery powders with liquids, but to eat them directly.
This will be explained by Djokovic, who is more concerned about the quality of the unpredictable Kyrgios.
Source: La Verdad
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