French Open: Novak Djokovic

It was like scenes from another world 🙁news: all about tennis)

With sparkling open eyes and a repeated scream for seconds between several match balls, Novak Djokovic was on the field during the win over Matteo Berrettini. Philippe Chatrier At the French Open, she reached the semi-finals in a strange way.

The new tennis podcast “Cross Court” is now available podcast.sport1.de, at SPORT1 App تطبيق As well as on popular broadcasting platforms spotifyAnd the Apple PodcastAnd the google podcastAnd the amazon musicAnd the Deezer And the Bodegy get it back

The world number one tennis player beat his Italian opponent in the evening session by 6:3, 6:2, 6:7 (5:7), 7:5 – but the focus was on the Joker’s behavior, which was entirely in the looks of the final stage withdrawal from the match. (ATP season calendar 2021)

“It wasn’t easy,” Djokovic said then, still on the red ash, when his emotions were once again in control. He admitted that he lacked energy after the disappearance of spectators on the Paris circuit. (ATP World Ranking)

French Open: Djokovic screams like a berserk

Background: The match was paused in the middle of Group D because fans had to leave the stadium before 11pm due to the coronavirus-related curfew in the French capital.

Crazy: Some people admitted it with loud whistles – chants of “We paid!”

At the time of the boycott, Djokovic’s opinion was 6:3, 6:2, 6:7 (5:7) and 3:2. But then, the match turned into a frightening piece – not only because of the 34-year-old’s blatant attacks from Belgrade around and after the third match ball.

Djokovic also suffered a wrist injury, apparently in pain and having to seek medical help.

TEST DAZN for FREE and experience the highlights of tennis live and on-demand | Show

Joker also left his former coach Boris Becker somewhat baffled after the match ended and he played for 3:28 hours: “These noises Novak made – they were almost werewolf noises,” Today’s man said. Eurosport-expert.

Baker surprised the former coach: Like a werewolf

“It really does move with limits. But there you can also tell how much pressure it was,” Becker added.

In the semi-finals, Djokovic now faces Rafael Nadal (Spain) in a giant duel. The record winner in Paris beat Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman 6:3, 4:6, 6:4, 6:0.

German top seed Alexander Zverev (Hamburg) and Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece) will battle for the second final ticket on Friday.