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In this special and unprecedented season, Novak Djokovic is once again at the center of a great controversy that is now shaking the entire tennis world. After unintentionally throwing the ball to a touch judge, in his round of 16 match against Pablo Carreño Busta, the supervisor The tournament could not help but disqualify the Belgrade champion from the title race.
A fact that has something of sensational, an episode destined to be talked about for a long time. Speaking to ESPN, American John McEnroe expressed his point of view on the incident.
McEnroe: “This episode will forever mark Nole Djokovic”
The former champion of the United States, in terms of suspensions, does know something: remember for example his exclusion from the Australian Open 1990, during the fourth round match against the Swede Mikael Pernfors.
“I think the pressure got over him,” McEnroe said of Djokovic. “I think a lot is happening off the field. Now, like it or not, he will remain the bad boy for the rest of his career.
It will be interesting to see how you handle this. Now the question is how you will deal with this situation in the future. You have to see what kind of reaction he will get from the younger players and what kind of reaction he will get from the crowd when they are admitted to the stands again.
It amazes me that he did something as stupid as this, in a situation where he was the clear favorite. ” Novak will now travel to Europe, on the occasion of the French Open in Paris: “He has the opportunity to go to Roland Garros, we’ll see what happens there,” concluded McEnroe.
The US Open in New York will now have a new Grand Slam champion – a truly rare event, in an era dominated almost exclusively by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The Mallorcan will appear in Paris as the starter of the tournament, after two victories in recent years against Austrian Dominic Thiem.
“It’s about how he will react by moving forward,” John McEnroe said of Djokovic. #defau) t #United States Open (Espn) pic.twitter.com/XtaxCysNSh – TENNIS MEDIA (@luciahoff) September 7, 2020
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