Novak Djokovic shows a sweet nod after the US Open 2020 is excluded

Novak is number 1 in the world Djokovic At the heart of the raging debate US Open 2020. The championship referee trailed Djokovic when he hit a backup ball that accidentally collided with the lady’s throat.

Despite the top seed requesting clemency, Serbian tournament officials have disqualified them according to the rules. The accident sparked controversy across the tennis world, with most players endorsing the decision.

Djokovic exacerbated the situation by not going to the press conference after his match against him Pablo Carreno Busta. The 17-time Grand Slam champion issued an apology on Instagram hours later and said the whole situation had made him sad and empty.

Recently, the Serbian took over Twitter To express his gratitude to his fans amid receiving a backlash for his actions. Djokovic reminded everyone that the line official needs our support because she has done nothing wrong.

“dear #NoleFam Thank you for your positive messages. Also please remember that the streak player who hit the ball last night needs our community’s support as well. She didn’t do anything wrong. I ask that you remain supportive of her and take special interest in her during this time. ” Djokovic wrote on the social media site.

From these moments, we grow stronger and rise. Share the love with everyone. Europe is here you come ✈️ (2/2)

Novak Djokovic (@ DjokerNole) 7 September 2020

Novak Djokovic heads to Europe

The USTA issued a statement stating that Djokovic is losing rating points and will be fined $ 250,000 in prize money he won at the US Open 2020. Djokovic talked about contemplating the accident and helping him grow into a better human being.

“From these moments, we grow stronger and excel. Sharing love with everyone. Europe is here you come.” Novak, whose winning streak ended in 26 games, said.

Djokovic will be participating in Italian Open 2020 That starts next Monday. It will be interesting to witness the way Novak confronts the media, given that it will be his first press interview after the fiasco at the US Open.