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‘Novak Djokovic likes to be angry – he plays his best tennis when he’s angry’, says former world No 1Pat Rafter has assessed that Novak Djokovic is in a “good headspace” ahead of his Australian Open quarter-final showdown with Carlos Alcaraz as he described the Serbian as “nice and angry.” ...
Novak Djokovic might be the best tennis player in the world, but he's also a very fiery character, which he often shows on the tennis courts. Djokovic never shied away from expressing his emotions ...
Monica Seles is among the most prodigious tennis talents the world has ever known, winning her first Grand Slam at the age of just 16.
generation-game quarter-final between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz, Pat Rafter summed up the general feeling: 'I think Novak's in a pretty good headspace. He's nice and angry. He likes to be ...
Has the Happy Slam — aka the Australian Open — become the Angry Slam? Or is tennis just changing? Djokovic wasn’t able to give a timeline Friday for how long he’ll be sidelined.
Djokovic had something else on his mind over the weekend: He was angry about insulting on-air remarks made by an Australian TV commentator, and refused to speak to the host country’s official ...
Why is everyone so angry at what long has been known as the ... consider bad behavior and give as good as they get, something Djokovic did more than once on his way to Friday’s men’s semifinals.
Australian broadcaster Tony Jones has issued an apology after Novak Djokovic snubbed the traditional post-match interviews at the Australian Open. The Serbian won his fourth round match against ...
“I’m just lucky I get to live this experience.” Djokovic had something else on his mind lately: He was angry about insulting on-air remarks made by an Australian TV commentator, and refused ...
Djokovic had something else on his mind over the weekend: He was angry about insulting on-air remarks made by an Australian TV commentator, and refused to speak to the host country’s official ...
“I’m just lucky I get to live this experience.” Djokovic had something else on his mind lately: He was angry about insulting on-air remarks made by an Australian TV commentator, and refused to speak ...
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